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LocumTenens.com seeks an anesthesiologist to provide day-shift anesthesia in a Georgetown, Texas OR under physician supervision. The clinician will be involved in 75% hands-on patient care and will collaborate with CRNAs for epidurals when needed.
Call duties are required with a home-call window from 7:00 AM to 7:00 AM, including weekends and holidays. Board certification and prescriptive authority are required for this ongoing assignment.
This facility operates as a hospital with an active operating room program in Georgetown, Texas. The facility maintains established perioperative protocols under a physician supervision model designed to support quality patient care delivery across its surgical service lines. Locum tenens anesthesiologist coverage is sought on an ASAP ongoing basis.
Georgetown, Texas is situated approximately 30 miles north of Austin and offers a range of outdoor, cultural, and leisure attractions. The area features the underground Inner Space Cavern, the scenic Blue Hole along the San Gabriel River, and Jim Hogg Park, which provides lake access, hiking, camping, and fishing along a 26‑mile trail. Additional points of interest include Southwestern University, Georgetown Winery, Legacy Hills Golf Club, and the Georgetown Palace Theatre, providing clinicians on assignment with varied options for engagement beyond the clinical setting.
Clinicians in this role will provide anesthesia services during day shifts at an operating room facility in Georgetown, Texas, under a physician supervision model with 75% hands‑on MD involvement. The schedule typically includes 6 points of service daily until 5:00 PM, with 5 points of service running until approximately 1:00 PM before reducing to 1 point of service on a release order schedule. Call coverage is required and structured as home call from 7:00 AM to 7:00 AM, including weekends and holidays, with a required 30‑minute arrival time; CRNAs cover epidurals in‑house, and physicians respond for OR call. The post‑call clinician is designated first out and is often not required for cases.