Lucrative Anesthesiology Locums in Hanover, PA
Updated 10/30/26
Hanover, Pennsylvania, 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
Anesthesiology Physician – Locum Tenens – Hanover, PA
Position Overview
Seeking an experienced, Board-Certified Anesthesiologist for a locum tenens opportunity at an ambulatory surgery center in Hanover, Pennsylvania, beginning January 17, 2027.
The physician will provide anesthesia services for a diverse outpatient surgical population, including pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients. Responsibilities include a combination of personally performed anesthesia cases and medical direction of Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs).
The practice supports a broad range of outpatient surgical specialties, with a significant emphasis on orthopedic procedures and regional anesthesia techniques. Strong proficiency in orthopedic nerve blocks is essential.
This assignment offers weekday daytime coverage, approximately 2–3 weeks per month, with no on-call responsibilities.
Compensation:
Hourly: $370/hr
Assignment Details
Location: Hanover, PA
Provider Type: Physician (MD/DO)
Specialty: Anesthesiology
Position Type: Locum Tenens
Start Date: January 17, 2027
Assignment Duration: 13 Weeks
Number of Positions: 1
Practice Setting: Ambulatory Surgery Center
Coverage Type: Scheduled Shifts / No Call
EMR System: Epic
Schedule
Workdays: Monday–Friday
Shift Hours: 7:00 AM–3:30 PM
Lunch Break: 30 Minutes
Scheduled Clinical Hours: 8 Hours Per Day, Excluding Lunch
Monthly Coverage: Approximately 2–3 Weeks Per Month
Block Scheduling: Not Available
Weekend Coverage: Not Specified
On-Call Responsibilities: None
Shift Type: Day Shift
Patient Population
The physician will provide anesthesia services to patients across multiple age groups, including:
Infants
Pediatric Patients
Adolescents
Adults
Geriatric Patients
Most patients are at least 1 year old, although infants younger than 1 year may occasionally require anesthesia for certain ENT procedures, including ear tube placement and tonsil-related cases.
Clinical Responsibilities
Provide Comprehensive Anesthesia Care for Outpatient Surgical Procedures
Perform Pre-Anesthesia Evaluations and Assessments
Develop and Implement Individualized Anesthesia Plans
Personally Administer Anesthesia for Assigned Surgical Cases
Provide Medical Direction and Oversight of CRNAs
Perform Regional Anesthesia Techniques and Peripheral Nerve Blocks
Deliver Anesthesia for Orthopedic Surgical Procedures
Manage Intraoperative Patient Monitoring and Anesthetic Care
Support Pediatric and Adult Outpatient Surgical Services
Evaluate and Manage Perioperative Anesthesia-Related Concerns
Coordinate Care With Surgeons, CRNAs, Nursing Staff, and Other Clinical Personnel
Document Anesthesia Care Using Epic
Maintain Patient Safety and Clinical Standards Throughout the Perioperative Process
Surgical Specialties and Procedures
The ambulatory surgery center supports a variety of outpatient surgical specialties.
Primary Clinical Focus:
Orthopedic Surgery
Regional Anesthesia
Peripheral Nerve Blocks
General Outpatient Surgical Anesthesia
Pediatric Outpatient Anesthesia
ENT Procedures
Additional Practice Details:
Broad Mix of Outpatient Surgical Cases
Combination of Medical Direction and Personally Performed Cases
Significant Orthopedic Case Volume Requiring Regional Blocks
Occasional Anesthesia Care for Infants Younger Than 1 Year
Excluded Specialties:
Cardiac Surgery
Obstetric Anesthesia
Required Clinical Skills
General Anesthesiology
Ambulatory / Outpatient Anesthesia
Regional Anesthesia
Orthopedic Nerve Blocks
Peripheral Nerve Block Techniques
Pediatric Anesthesia
Adult and Geriatric Anesthesia
Medical Direction of CRNAs
Personally Performed Anesthesia Cases
Perioperative Patient Management
Airway Management
Intraoperative Monitoring
Post-Anesthesia Care Coordination
Strong orthopedic regional anesthesia and nerve block experience is required.
Clinical Practice Details
Facility Type: Ambulatory Surgery Center
Practice Model: Combination of CRNA Medical Direction and Personally Performed Cases
Support Staff: CRNAs
Patient Population: All Ages
Typical Patient Age: 1 Year and Older
Occasional Infant Cases: Possible
Primary Surgical Focus: Orthopedic and Other Outpatient Procedures
Regional Anesthesia: Required
Cardiac Cases: None
Obstetric Cases: None
EMR: Epic
Call Coverage: None
Requirements
Board Certification in Anesthesiology – Required
At Least 2 Years of Clinical Experience in Anesthesiology – Required
Active Pennsylvania Medical License or Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC) Eligibility – Required
Pennsylvania Licensing Candidates Considered
Active DEA Registration – Required
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) Certification – Required
Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification – Required
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Certification – Required
Strong Experience With Orthopedic Regional Anesthesia and Nerve Blocks – Required
Experience Providing Anesthesia in an Ambulatory Surgery Center
Experience Medically Directing CRNAs
Ability to Independently Perform Assigned Anesthesia Cases
Experience Managing Pediatric, Adult, and Geriatric Patients
Ability to Provide Anesthesia for Occasional Infant ENT Procedures
Familiarity With Epic EMR
Availability for Monday–Friday Daytime Coverage
Board-Eligible Candidates Are Not Accepted.
Licensing and Credentialing
Board Certification in Anesthesiology Required
Pennsylvania Medical License or Qualifying IMLC Letter of Qualification
Candidates Requiring Pennsylvania Licensure May Be Considered
DEA Registration Required
Current ACLS Certification
Current BLS Certification
Current PALS Certification
Verification of Clinical Experience and Professional Credentials
Completion of Applicable Credentialing and Privileging Requirements
Additional Assignment Information
One Anesthesiologist Position Available
Assignment Begins January 17, 2027
Initial Assignment Duration of 13 Weeks
Monday–Friday Daytime Schedule
Approximately 2–3 Weeks of Coverage Per Month
No On-Call Responsibilities
Ambulatory Surgery Center Setting
Combination of CRNA Medical Direction and Personally Performed Cases
Strong Emphasis on Orthopedic Regional Anesthesia
Pediatric Through Geriatric Patient Population
No Cardiac or Obstetric Cases
Epic Electronic Medical Record System
Position Overview
Seeking an experienced, Board-Certified Anesthesiologist for a locum tenens opportunity at an ambulatory surgery center in Hanover, Pennsylvania, beginning January 17, 2027.
The physician will provide anesthesia services for a diverse outpatient surgical population, including pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients. Responsibilities include a combination of personally performed anesthesia cases and medical direction of Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs).
The practice supports a broad range of outpatient surgical specialties, with a significant emphasis on orthopedic procedures and regional anesthesia techniques. Strong proficiency in orthopedic nerve blocks is essential.
This assignment offers weekday daytime coverage, approximately 2–3 weeks per month, with no on-call responsibilities.
Compensation:
Hourly: $370/hr
Assignment Details
Location: Hanover, PA
Provider Type: Physician (MD/DO)
Specialty: Anesthesiology
Position Type: Locum Tenens
Start Date: January 17, 2027
Assignment Duration: 13 Weeks
Number of Positions: 1
Practice Setting: Ambulatory Surgery Center
Coverage Type: Scheduled Shifts / No Call
EMR System: Epic
Schedule
Workdays: Monday–Friday
Shift Hours: 7:00 AM–3:30 PM
Lunch Break: 30 Minutes
Scheduled Clinical Hours: 8 Hours Per Day, Excluding Lunch
Monthly Coverage: Approximately 2–3 Weeks Per Month
Block Scheduling: Not Available
Weekend Coverage: Not Specified
On-Call Responsibilities: None
Shift Type: Day Shift
Patient Population
The physician will provide anesthesia services to patients across multiple age groups, including:
Infants
Pediatric Patients
Adolescents
Adults
Geriatric Patients
Most patients are at least 1 year old, although infants younger than 1 year may occasionally require anesthesia for certain ENT procedures, including ear tube placement and tonsil-related cases.
Clinical Responsibilities
Provide Comprehensive Anesthesia Care for Outpatient Surgical Procedures
Perform Pre-Anesthesia Evaluations and Assessments
Develop and Implement Individualized Anesthesia Plans
Personally Administer Anesthesia for Assigned Surgical Cases
Provide Medical Direction and Oversight of CRNAs
Perform Regional Anesthesia Techniques and Peripheral Nerve Blocks
Deliver Anesthesia for Orthopedic Surgical Procedures
Manage Intraoperative Patient Monitoring and Anesthetic Care
Support Pediatric and Adult Outpatient Surgical Services
Evaluate and Manage Perioperative Anesthesia-Related Concerns
Coordinate Care With Surgeons, CRNAs, Nursing Staff, and Other Clinical Personnel
Document Anesthesia Care Using Epic
Maintain Patient Safety and Clinical Standards Throughout the Perioperative Process
Surgical Specialties and Procedures
The ambulatory surgery center supports a variety of outpatient surgical specialties.
Primary Clinical Focus:
Orthopedic Surgery
Regional Anesthesia
Peripheral Nerve Blocks
General Outpatient Surgical Anesthesia
Pediatric Outpatient Anesthesia
ENT Procedures
Additional Practice Details:
Broad Mix of Outpatient Surgical Cases
Combination of Medical Direction and Personally Performed Cases
Significant Orthopedic Case Volume Requiring Regional Blocks
Occasional Anesthesia Care for Infants Younger Than 1 Year
Excluded Specialties:
Cardiac Surgery
Obstetric Anesthesia
Required Clinical Skills
General Anesthesiology
Ambulatory / Outpatient Anesthesia
Regional Anesthesia
Orthopedic Nerve Blocks
Peripheral Nerve Block Techniques
Pediatric Anesthesia
Adult and Geriatric Anesthesia
Medical Direction of CRNAs
Personally Performed Anesthesia Cases
Perioperative Patient Management
Airway Management
Intraoperative Monitoring
Post-Anesthesia Care Coordination
Strong orthopedic regional anesthesia and nerve block experience is required.
Clinical Practice Details
Facility Type: Ambulatory Surgery Center
Practice Model: Combination of CRNA Medical Direction and Personally Performed Cases
Support Staff: CRNAs
Patient Population: All Ages
Typical Patient Age: 1 Year and Older
Occasional Infant Cases: Possible
Primary Surgical Focus: Orthopedic and Other Outpatient Procedures
Regional Anesthesia: Required
Cardiac Cases: None
Obstetric Cases: None
EMR: Epic
Call Coverage: None
Requirements
Board Certification in Anesthesiology – Required
At Least 2 Years of Clinical Experience in Anesthesiology – Required
Active Pennsylvania Medical License or Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC) Eligibility – Required
Pennsylvania Licensing Candidates Considered
Active DEA Registration – Required
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) Certification – Required
Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification – Required
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Certification – Required
Strong Experience With Orthopedic Regional Anesthesia and Nerve Blocks – Required
Experience Providing Anesthesia in an Ambulatory Surgery Center
Experience Medically Directing CRNAs
Ability to Independently Perform Assigned Anesthesia Cases
Experience Managing Pediatric, Adult, and Geriatric Patients
Ability to Provide Anesthesia for Occasional Infant ENT Procedures
Familiarity With Epic EMR
Availability for Monday–Friday Daytime Coverage
Board-Eligible Candidates Are Not Accepted.
Licensing and Credentialing
Board Certification in Anesthesiology Required
Pennsylvania Medical License or Qualifying IMLC Letter of Qualification
Candidates Requiring Pennsylvania Licensure May Be Considered
DEA Registration Required
Current ACLS Certification
Current BLS Certification
Current PALS Certification
Verification of Clinical Experience and Professional Credentials
Completion of Applicable Credentialing and Privileging Requirements
Additional Assignment Information
One Anesthesiologist Position Available
Assignment Begins January 17, 2027
Initial Assignment Duration of 13 Weeks
Monday–Friday Daytime Schedule
Approximately 2–3 Weeks of Coverage Per Month
No On-Call Responsibilities
Ambulatory Surgery Center Setting
Combination of CRNA Medical Direction and Personally Performed Cases
Strong Emphasis on Orthopedic Regional Anesthesia
Pediatric Through Geriatric Patient Population
No Cardiac or Obstetric Cases
Epic Electronic Medical Record System
By applying you agree to our Terms of Service