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Locum- Anesthesiology
Updated 7/24/25
Sioux City, Iowa, United States
Physician
Anesthesiology
Job at a glance
Degree Required
MD/DO
Position Type
Locums/Travel
Work Environment
Hospital
Clinic/Private Practice
Visa Sponsorship
No
Job description
Job description
Location: Sioux City, Iowa known for its rich history and cultural attractions. Approximately 95 miles south of Omaha and 85 miles to Sioux Falls!
Facility: Medical center providing a range of medical services and specialties. It’s known for its comprehensive care, including emergency services, surgery, and various specialized medical treatments.
Opportunity:
Facility: Medical center providing a range of medical services and specialties. It’s known for its comprehensive care, including emergency services, surgery, and various specialized medical treatments.
Opportunity:
- Looking for a Locum Anesthesiologist to join their team!
- Call Details:
- 1st Call - Provider can go home once all the cases finish and will only come back in if a case adds or called for a central line.
- 2nd Call - Provider will usually stay late, tends to be back up if a non-cardiac MDA is 1st call.
- Call Ratio: 1 in 5
- Practice Setting: Hospital based. Surgical services department. Level 2 trauma center.
- EMR: Cerner PowerChart
- Average Number of Surgical Cases Per Day: 13
- Will the Locum Physician be Required to Supervise CRNAs? Yes. It will be almost 100% supervision. The CRNAs are very experienced. They work together with the anesthesiologists. The anesthesiologists do oversee.
- Trauma Level/Designation: level 2
- Number of Anesthesiologists in Practice: 5 when fully staffed (seeking 2 full-time due to retirement)
- Will the Locum Tenens Physician be Responsible for Preparing the Anesthesia Cart? No
- Patient Age Demographic: Mostly adult/geriatric. No complicated adolescent or child procedures.
- Number of Operating Rooms: 12
- Annual ER Volume: 25k +/-
- Cardiac experience is required.
- Procedures Required: General Surgical Cases adult, General Surgical Cases - pediatric, Minor Nerve Blocks, IV Regional anesthesia, Plexus anesthesia, Thoracic Cases, Complex Vascular Cases, Complex Orthopedic Cases, Spinal Anesthesia, Epidural Anesthesia, Regional Anesthesia, Neurosurgical Cases, Ventilation Management, Local Infiltration
- Pain Management Procedures: Acute
- Insertion of: Central Line, Arterial line, PA Catheter
- Evaluation and Management of Acute Volume / BP Issues required
