Frederick, Maryland: Locum Anesthesiologist
Location: Frederick , Maryland
Category: Anesthesiologist
Job ID:
Anesthesia OnCall is seeking highly skilled and compassionate Anesthesiologists for a locum opportunity at Frederick Health Hospital in Maryland.
Job Highlights:
- Start: ASAP after credentialing (60-90 days) 3-6 month assignment
- Schedule: 3-4 days per week 4 x 10’s or 3 x12’s, no nights, weekends or holidays
- Credentialing: up to 90 days
- Scope of Work: Lots of Ortho (strong regional experience a plus) General, ENT, Gyn, Urology, Neuro, Spines, Cath Lab and Endoscopy. No hearts
- Compensation: Competitive hourly rate and malpractice insurance with tail coverage provided
The role requires a combination of clinical expertise, strong communication skills, and a commitment to patient-centered care. You will be working alongside a fantastic team of colleagues who are dedicated to delivering exceptional care to each and every patient.
Community Highlights:
- Historic Downtown: Frederick’s downtown area is home to over 200 specialty shops, galleries, and restaurants. It is also known for its beautifully preserved architecture, including buildings from the colonial, Federal, and Victorian eras.
- Carroll Creek Park: This 1.3-mile linear park runs through downtown Frederick and features walking paths, gardens, and water features. It is a popular spot for outdoor recreation, events, and concerts.
- Baker Park: This 58-acre park in the heart of Frederick offers a variety of outdoor activities, including walking and biking trails, tennis and volleyball courts, a playground, and a lake for fishing and boating.
- The National Museum of Civil War Medicine: This museum, located in downtown Frederick, provides an in-depth look at the medical practices and technologies used during the Civil War.
- The Catoctin Wildlife Preserve and Zoo: This 50-acre zoo in Thurmont, just outside of Frederick, is home to over 600 animals from around the world, including rare and endangered species.
- Monocacy National Battlefield: This national park site commemorates the Battle of Monocacy, which took place near Frederick during the Civil War. Visitors can explore the battlefield and learn about the history of the area.
