Lucrative Anesthesiologist Opportunity in Virginia Beach, Virginia VA - $600k yearly - Any State Lic

Job Description

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• Primary Worksite Name: Hampton VA Hospital
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• Primary Worksite City: Hampton
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• Primary Worksite State: VA
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• Worksite Type: Government; Veteran Health System
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  Start Date: Aug 2026

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• Work Schedule: 7am - 3:30pm Mon - Friday, 1 week on call blocks every 4 week
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• Supervises CRNAs, 8 beds 5 step down beds (Pulm Critical Care support ICU and Hospitalist manage ventilators),   No CT Surgery, no Nureo Surgery (All other surgeries) Most Surgeries are Ambulatory,
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• Requirements to apply: -Current CV with all gaps explained (within the last 6 months) -Names/numbers of 3 references -U.S. Citizenship required or Green Card Holder -Must have worked within the last 6 months
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  \n Pay Information: \n

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  \n 1099 - $300 an hour\n

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  \n W2 - 500kper year \n

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• Privileging Details: • Timeline: 6 weeks, Required health documentation: MMR, Hep B, Varicella, Tetanus (Td), PPD, Flu, Required certifications – BLS, ACLS & ATLS Fingerprints/background check i
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• Board Certification Requirements: Certified or Eligibl
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• EMR: CPRS system
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• License State: Any State License accepted
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• Worksite Information: 73 bed hospital, \n

  \n 5 operating rooms\n

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  \n Cover GI Clinic\n

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  \n 1 Minor Clinic\n

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  \n If CNRA is working during procedures or surgeries, then anesthesiologist has to be at the clinic\n

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  \n Transfers will go to - Sentara Medical Center and Riverside Regional Medical Cente\n

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• LOCATION -Hampton, VA
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Work Schedule: 7am - 3:30pm Mon - Friday, 1 week on call blocks every 3 weeks (very light, may be called once a week\n \n

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  \n Supervises CRNAs, 8 beds 5 step down beds (Pulm Critical Care and Hospitalist manage ICU / ventilators),   No CT Surgery, no Neurosurgery (All other surgeries) Most Surgeries are Ambulatory,\n

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