Anesthesiology Locum job in Richmond, Indiana
Updated 1/26/26
Richmond, Indiana, United States
Physician
Anesthesiology
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Job at a glance
Degree Required
MD/DO
Position Type
Locums/Travel
Work Environment
Hospital
Visa Sponsorship
No
Job description
Job description
The practice consists of general anesthesia, OB, vascular surgery, cath lab, healthy pediatrics (down to 6 months of age), occasional NORA, and basic nerve blocks. No CRNA supervision.
Major vascular/interventional vascular including AAA repair
Cardiac Cath lab cases
OB
Trauma
Regional Anesthesia/Peripheral nerve blocks
Are you able to give an idea as to OB volume an incoming locum anesthesiologist may expect? Occasionally they will be called to do a labor epidural and/or c-section. Maybe once or twice a week but never more than four to five times a week.
How many pediatric cases would the provider see per shift on average? 0-2 per day
Details about Cardic: The cath lab cases are both ablations and angioplasty/stents, as well as ICDs, EP studies, and atrial appendage occlusion devices. We primarily need interscalene blocks with occasional popliteal and supraclavicular blocks.
- The provider needs to agree to perform ALL of the following cases from Day 1. No exception. They will have to sign the attestation form for these procedures.
Major vascular/interventional vascular including AAA repair
Cardiac Cath lab cases
OB
Trauma
Regional Anesthesia/Peripheral nerve blocks
- This is a Mon- Fri 8 hour shift. No night call or weekend call.
Are you able to give an idea as to OB volume an incoming locum anesthesiologist may expect? Occasionally they will be called to do a labor epidural and/or c-section. Maybe once or twice a week but never more than four to five times a week.
How many pediatric cases would the provider see per shift on average? 0-2 per day
Details about Cardic: The cath lab cases are both ablations and angioplasty/stents, as well as ICDs, EP studies, and atrial appendage occlusion devices. We primarily need interscalene blocks with occasional popliteal and supraclavicular blocks.
The ideal candidate will
- Hold an active IN license
- Fully credentialed with agency
- Clean Background
- No NPDB concerns
- Available for 6-8+ weeks listed
- Below is the updated list of 3 weeks that are available in 2026.
- Provider also needs to attend in person Orientation (within 2 weeks before the start date on a business day)
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April 13 – 17
April 27 – May 1
May 11 – 15
May 18 – 22
May 26 – 29 (No Memorial Day)
June 1 – 5
June 8 – 12
June 15 – 19
June 22 – 26
June 29 – July 3
July 6 – 10
July 13 – 17
July 20 – 24
July 27 – 31
Aug 3 – 7
Aug 17 – 21
Aug 31 – Sept 4
Sept 14 – 18
Sept 21 – 25
Oct 5 – 9
Oct 12 – 16
Oct 19 – 23
Nov 9- 13
Nov 23 – 25 (No Thanksgiving 26 & 27)
Dec 7 – 11
Dec 14 – 18
Dec 21 – 23 (No Christmas Eve or Christmas Day)
Dec 28 – 31((No New Years Day)
Candidate Requirements
- Active IN State License or IMLC.
- Board Status: Board Certified or Board Eligible.
- Minimum Years Experience (if applicable): More than 2 years
- Flu vaccination: Required or Need Medical or religious exemption.
- Covid vaccination: Required or Need Medical or religious exemption.
- Certifications: ACLS-AHA issued, BLS-AHA issued.
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