Cardiac Anesthesiology Locum Opportunity in Vermont

Anesthesiologist - Cardiac Locum Job in Burlington, VT

Schedule : 

• 7 am – 5 pm. Mon-Fri with one late day per week when on cardiac call.

Job Info: 

• Cardiac anesthesiologist needed.
• Scope of practice includes on and off pump CAGB, valve repair and replacement, cath lab and vascular procedures.
• No destination VADS or transplants, temporary assist devices may be utilized. (IABP/Impella) Must be TEE certified or have testamur status.
• A mix of solo cases and supervision of residents.
• On call? If so, what are the call hours? Cardiac call from home 1:6. There will be no generalist/other call responsibility.
• Procedures Provider Will Be REQUIRED To Perform: General anesthesia, intubation, IV placement, spinal, epidural for post-op pain (not OB), arterial line, central line, Pulmonary artery catheter placement, and diagnostic TEE. There are always faculty anesthesiologists and the Charge Anesthesiologist available to help.
• Anticipated Procedures/Surgeries per Week: 1-2 cardiac cases per day with relief at 5:00 p.m. unless on call
• Patient Load: Varies
• Does the Provider Have Particular Fellowship? Cardiac Anesthesia
• Will You Accept Experience Over Fellowship? Yes
• Board Status Requirement (BC/BE): BC/BE
• Certifications Required? BLS, ACLS, PALS?? BLC/ACLS yes.
• Is There Additional Surgical Staff? N/A
• Is there additional support staff? Anesthesia techs for supplies, room cleaning. Patient Support Assistant staff members in OR to assist anesthesia with positioning and procedures.
• Is the provider working solo or with other providers? If so, whom? Some solo, some supervision of anesthesia residents (CA-1 to CA-3). No fellows.
• Are there mid levels? If yes, is the locums provider responsible for mid levels? Yes, CRNA and AA mid-level supervision is a possibility in the cath lab and vascular rooms.
• Trauma Level of Work Location: Level 1 trauma center
• EMR System? EPIC
• Is the Clinic EMR Different From the Hospital EMR? no
• Expectations of the Physician Culturally? Collegial and collaborative.