Anesthesiologist Needed for Locum Tenens Coverage at Facility in Nebraska
About the Facility
This full-service hospital campus offers a comprehensive range of clinical services, including a Cancer Center, Rehabilitation Center, and a specialty spine hospital, supporting a broad inpatient and outpatient surgical program. The facility performs approximately 3,600 surgeries per year and maintains established perioperative workflows designed to support quality anesthesia care delivery across multiple surgical specialties. Locum tenens anesthesiologist coverage is sought for weekend call beginning January 2027 on an ongoing basis to address a staffing shortage within the Anesthesia Department.
Location
The state offers a variety of outdoor and cultural attractions suited to a range of interests. Residents and visitors may enjoy regional state parks, long-distance trail systems, wildlife viewing, and year-round recreational activities. The area also supports a range of dining, arts, and community events, providing clinicians with accessible leisure options throughout their assignment.
About the Role
Clinicians in this role will provide independent anesthesia coverage on a 24-hour call basis during weekend shifts within an inpatient hospital setting performing approximately 3,600 inpatient and outpatient surgeries per year. All clinical documentation is completed through EPIC EMR in accordance with established facility protocols.
- Surgical case mix: orthopedic, labor and delivery, spine, gastrointestinal, gynecology, urology, cath lab, interventional radiology, bariatric bypass, and minimal vascular procedures
Schedule
- Dates needed: Weekend call coverage – January 2027 onward (ongoing)
- Shift type: 24-hour call
- Assignment type: Inpatient
- Call required: Yes
- Job duration: Locums
Requirements
- Board certification required
- Prescriptive authority required
- Case load/PPD: Variable
- Support staff: Anesthesia providers, CRNA, Anesthesia Tech
- Patient population: All ages
- Location type: On-site
- Government facility: No