Anesthesiology Physician

One of our Partners in North Carolina, is seeking a Board-Certified Anesthesiologist to provide 24-hour call coverage during designated week-long blocks in 2026. This is a critical access hospital assignment with CRNA support, a broad surgical mix, and clearly defined call and callback compensation.

• Coverage Model: 24-hour call with paid callback

• Setting: Critical Access Hospital (21 beds; no ICU)

• Case Mix: Elective and emergency surgery, OB coverage

• Support Model: CRNA support

• Orientation: Arrival day prior to first scheduled shift required

• Provider Pay Ranking: Top 10% nationally for anesthesiology call coverage ( market data)

• Clearly structured 24-hour call + callback model

• CRNA support in place

• Broad, well-supported medical staff including General Surgery, Emergency Medicine, OB/GYN, Cardiology, Orthopedics, ENT, Primary Care, and Oncology

• Coastal North Carolina location

• HPA Healthcare is a Joint Commission-certified agency

• Prepaid travel and lodging

• Malpractice insurance coverage provided

• Provide anesthesia services for elective and emergency surgical procedures

• Provide obstetrical anesthesia coverage

• Manage patients under anesthesia, including airway, cardiac, and respiratory support

• Provide perioperative pain management

• Respond to cardiac and respiratory resuscitation events

• Supervise and collaborate with CRNAs, surgeons, nursing staff, and ED teams

Providers must be proficient in:

• General, regional, and obstetrical anesthesia

• Airway management and respiratory therapy techniques

• Cardiac and respiratory resuscitation

• Management of fluid, electrolyte, and metabolic disturbances

• Diagnostic and therapeutic bronchoscopy

• Placement and management of Swan-Ganz catheters

• Arterial line placement

• Central venous catheter placement and management

Clinical Volume Requirement:
Applicants must demonstrate at least 60 inpatient anesthesia cases within the past 24 months at an accredited inpatient facility, with verification permitted.

• Board Certified in Anesthesiology (ABOA required)

• Active North Carolina medical license

• Active DEA

• BLS, ACLS, and PALS required

• Comfortable practicing independently in a critical access hospital