Bay Area Endoscopy Center is seeking Part-time/PRN CRNAs for our GI surgery center in Castro Valley, CA (SF/Oakland area). Will consider PRN coverage as well! Position Highlights:<ul><li>Part-time; at least 1 day per week</li><li>No Call </li><li>Center Hours: M-F 7a-5pm; cases start between 630 and 830am</li><li>GI Cases: EGD, Colonoscopy, Sigmoidoscopy </li><li>Collaborate with team of 4 GI MDs </li><li>Spacious 1 room center </li><li>No Anesthesiologist supervision required </li><li>1099 PRN rate $190/hr </li></ul> Please reach out for immediate consideration! Employment practices will not be influenced or affected by an applicant's or employee's race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), national origin, age, disability, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, veteran status or any other legally protected status. <img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?J2IavVdPSG%2bkfk0LA8BY9wt" width="0" height="0" />

**CRNA**

Bay Area Endoscopy Center is seeking Part-time/PRN CRNAs for our GI surgery center in Castro Valley, CA (SF/Oakland area). Will consider PRN coverage as well!

**Job Description**

- Part-time; at least 1 day per week
- No call
- Center hours: M-F 7a-5pm; cases start between 6:30 and 8:30am
- GI cases: EGD, Colonoscopy, Sigmoidoscopy
- Collaborate with a team of 4 GI MDs
- Spacious 1 room center
- No anesthesiologist supervision required
- 1099 PRN rate $190/hr

**Requirements**

- Employment practices will not be influenced or affected by an applicant's or employee's race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), national origin, age, disability, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, veteran status or any other legally protected status.

Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)

Types of cases: General surgery, Ortho, ENT, Plastics, B&B, OB/GYN, Endo No neuro, hearts, peds under 2yo, spine, bariatric; Locums typically assigned to MOR, ASU, eye center, EP lab. Most services represented with bread/butter being typical for locums. GA, spinal, & MAC cases. Is there call? We wouldn't utilize locums on weekends unless/until they were interested and had solid experience at our facility and a background in OB. Schedule: M-F for 4-5 days/week, a mix of 8-12 hr days, 40+/- hours/week. How many CRNA s and how many anesthesiologists onsite? approx. 30 permanent/7 per diem CRNAs and equal # of permanent MDAs & pool MDs too. Any given weekday about half are physically here. Is this supervised or medically directed? ACT model with supervision, never medical direction. CRNAs see their own patients, induce, emerge, all care BY THEMSELVES unless they desire a helping hand, which is always available but may not be a supervising anesthesiologist. How many OR s? 8-9 MORs + 5-6 ASU + 2 Eye center + 2 EP lab rooms are typical CRNA assignments. OB is high-risk and busy but we usually avoid for locums unless they're experienced and interested. What type of EMR system do they use? Epic<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?zm82YlyFqrP7dc66OgFZvgx" width="0" height="0" />

**Anesthesiology Locum Tenens**

Join our team as a locum tenens anesthesiologist, where you will have the opportunity to work in a dynamic environment with a variety of cases.

**Job Description**

- Types of cases include general surgery, orthopedics, ENT, plastics, bariatric, OB/GYN, and endoscopy. Neuro, hearts, pediatrics under 2 years old, and spine cases are not included.
- Locums are typically assigned to the main operating room (MOR), ambulatory surgery unit (ASU), eye center, and electrophysiology (EP) lab.
- Most services are represented, with bread-and-butter cases being typical for locums.
- Anesthesia types include general anesthesia, spinal anesthesia, and monitored anesthesia care (MAC).
- The schedule is Monday to Friday for 4-5 days a week, with a mix of 8-12 hour days, totaling approximately 40 hours per week.
- There are approximately 30 permanent CRNAs and 7 per diem CRNAs on site, along with an equal number of permanent anesthesiologists and pool MDs.
- On any given weekday, about half of the anesthesiology staff are physically present.
- The practice follows an anesthesia care team (ACT) model with supervision; there is no medical direction.
- CRNAs see their own patients, induce, emerge, and provide all care independently unless they desire assistance, which is always available but may not involve a supervising anesthesiologist.
- There are typically 8-9 main operating rooms, 5-6 ASU rooms, 2 eye center rooms, and 2 EP lab rooms assigned to CRNAs.
- OB cases are high-risk and busy; locums usually avoid these unless they have experience and interest.

**Requirements**

- Experience in the types of cases mentioned is preferred.
- Familiarity with the Epic electronic medical record (EMR) system is beneficial.

CRNA / Anesthesiology / California / Locum or Permanent / CRNA needed in California Job

<ul> <li>Types of cases: General surgery, Ortho, ENT, Plastics, B&B, OB/GYN, Endo No neuro, hearts, peds under 2yo, spine, bariatric; Locums typically assigned to MOR, ASU, eye center, EP lab. Most services represented with bread/butter being typical for locums. GA, spinal, & MAC cases.</li> <li>Is there call? We wouldn't utilize locums on weekends unless/until they were interested and had solid experience at our facility and a background in OB.</li> <li>Schedule: M-F for 4-5 days/week, a mix of 8-12 hr days, 40+/- hours/week.</li> <li>How many CRNA s and how many anesthesiologists onsite? approx. 30 permanent/7 per diem CRNAs and equal # of permanent MDAs & pool MDs too. Any given weekday about half are physically here.</li> <li>Is this supervised or medically directed? ACT model with supervision, never medical direction. CRNAs see their own patients, induce, emerge, all care BY THEMSELVES unless they desire a helping hand, which is always available but may not be a supervising anesthesiologist.</li> <li>How many OR s? 8-9 MORs + 5-6 ASU + 2 Eye center + 2 EP lab rooms are typical CRNA assignments. OB is high-risk and busy but we usually avoid for locums unless they're experienced and interested.</li> <li>What type of EMR system do they use? Epic </li></ul> Posted Date: 2025-12-02<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?AiQGX5dS5TCpBxOBW5Vc1gc" width="0" height="0" />

**Anesthesiology Locum Tenens**

Join our team as a locum tenens anesthesiologist, where you will have the opportunity to work in a dynamic environment with a variety of cases and a supportive staff.

**Job Description**

- Types of cases: General surgery, Ortho, ENT, Plastics, B&B, OB/GYN, Endo. No neuro, hearts, peds under 2 years old, spine, or bariatric. Locums typically assigned to MOR, ASU, eye center, and EP lab. Most services represented with bread and butter being typical for locums. GA, spinal, and MAC cases.

- Call: We wouldn't utilize locums on weekends unless they were interested and had solid experience at our facility and a background in OB.

- Schedule: Monday to Friday for 4-5 days per week, a mix of 8-12 hour days, approximately 40 hours per week.

- Staffing: Approximately 30 permanent and 7 per diem CRNAs, with an equal number of permanent MDAs and pool MDs. On any given weekday, about half are physically present.

- Supervision: ACT model with supervision; never medical direction. CRNAs see their own patients, induce, emerge, and provide all care by themselves unless they desire assistance, which is always available but may not involve a supervising anesthesiologist.

- ORs: 8-9 MORs, 5-6 ASU, 2 eye center rooms, and 2 EP lab rooms are typical CRNA assignments. OB is high-risk and busy but usually avoided for locums unless they are experienced and interested.

- EMR system: Epic.

CRNA needed in California

Types of cases: No neuro (heads or spines). Specialties include pediatrics, adult and geriatric for ENT, podiatry, ortho, urology, general surgery, plastics, vascular, cardiology, GYN, robotic, GI, ophthalmology. Locums are generally not required to cover OB unless there is significant background and interest from the locums provider. Is there call? Call is not required of locums providers but is available if there is interest. Schedule: The need is primarily weekday days for 8-12 hour shifts. However there are also evenings and night shifts if there is interest from the provider. How many CRNA s and how many anesthesiologists onsite? The numbers on site vary by site and over the course of the day. The staffing ratios are one MD supervisor to 2-3 CRNAs. Is this supervised or medically directed? This is a supervised model. What type of EMR system do they use? Epic Health Connect<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?uRgI6%2b0ZONgDqdvI0BASdwm" width="0" height="0" />

**Anesthesiology Locum Tenens**

Join our team as an Anesthesiology Locum Tenens provider. This position offers a variety of cases and flexible scheduling options.

**Job Description**

- Types of cases include pediatrics, adult and geriatric for ENT, podiatry, ortho, urology, general surgery, plastics, vascular, cardiology, GYN, robotic, GI, and ophthalmology. 
- Locums are generally not required to cover OB unless there is significant background and interest from the locums provider.
- Call is not required of locums providers but is available if there is interest.
- The need is primarily for weekday days with 8-12 hour shifts; however, there are also evening and night shifts available if desired.
- Staffing ratios are one MD supervisor to 2-3 CRNAs.
- This is a supervised model.
- The EMR system used is Epic Health Connect.

CRNA / Anesthesiology / California / Locum or Permanent / Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) Job

Types of cases: General surgery, Ortho, ENT, Plastics, B&B, OB/GYN, Endo No neuro, hearts, peds under 2yo, spine, bariatric; Locums typically assigned to MOR, ASU, eye center, EP lab. Most services represented with bread/butter being typical for locums. GA, spinal, & MAC cases. Is there call? We wouldn't utilize locums on weekends unless/until they were interested and had solid experience at our facility and a background in OB. Schedule: M-F for 4-5 days/week, a mix of 8-12 hr days, 40+/- hours/week. How many CRNA s and how many anesthesiologists onsite? approx. 30 permanent/7 per diem CRNAs and equal # of permanent MDAs & pool MDs too. Any given weekday about half are physically here. Is this supervised or medically directed? ACT model with supervision, never medical direction. CRNAs see their own patients, induce, emerge, all care BY THEMSELVES unless they desire a helping hand, which is always available but may not be a supervising anesthesiologist. How many OR s? 8-9 MORs + 5-6 ASU + 2 Eye center + 2 EP lab rooms are typical CRNA assignments. What type of EMR system do they use? Epic<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?HR2UQx9g9Zh2Xm6dIXbeIAl" width="0" height="0" />

**CRNA Position**

Join our team as a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) in a dynamic healthcare environment. This position offers a diverse range of cases and a supportive work atmosphere.

**Job Description**

- Types of cases include general surgery, orthopedics, ENT, plastics, bariatric, OB/GYN, and endoscopy. No neuro, hearts, pediatrics under 2 years old, or spine cases.
- Locums are typically assigned to the Main Operating Room (MOR), Ambulatory Surgery Unit (ASU), eye center, and electrophysiology lab.
- Most services are represented, with bread-and-butter cases being typical for locums.
- Anesthesia techniques include general anesthesia, spinal anesthesia, and monitored anesthesia care (MAC).
- Schedule consists of Monday to Friday for 4-5 days per week, with a mix of 8-12 hour days, totaling approximately 40 hours per week.
- Approximately 30 permanent and 7 per diem CRNAs are onsite, along with an equal number of permanent anesthesiologists and pool MDs.
- On any given weekday, about half of the anesthesia staff are physically present.
- The practice follows an anesthesia care team (ACT) model with supervision; there is no medical direction.
- CRNAs see their own patients, induce, emerge, and provide all care independently unless they desire assistance, which is always available but may not involve a supervising anesthesiologist.
- Typical assignments include 8-9 MORs, 5-6 ASU rooms, 2 eye center rooms, and 2 electrophysiology lab rooms.

**Requirements**

- Familiarity with the Epic electronic medical record (EMR) system is preferred.

Locum CRNA Opportunities in San Francisco!Looking for your next locum assignment? We re connecting experienced Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) with rewarding opportunities across the San Francisco Bay Area where flexibility meets professional fulfillment.Flexible 8 12 Hour Shifts Day, Night & Call Shifts Available Varied Settings: Hospitals, surgery centers, and specialty clinics Competitive Compensation & Streamlined CredentialingAs a locum CRNA, you ll enjoy the freedom to choose when and where you work while delivering high-quality anesthesia care in some of California s most respected facilities. Whether you re local to the Bay or exploring short-term contracts, we have assignments that fit your schedule and goals.Interested in upcoming openings? Connect with us today to discuss flexible locum options in across the U.S. Posted Date: 2025-11-29<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?oocO9PMh%2br9sBd%2b9kmoYBAh" width="0" height="0" />

**Locum CRNA Opportunities**

Looking for your next locum assignment? We are connecting experienced Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) with rewarding opportunities across the San Francisco Bay Area where flexibility meets professional fulfillment.

**Job Description**

- Flexible 8-12 hour shifts
- Day, night, and call shifts available
- Varied settings: hospitals, surgery centers, and specialty clinics
- Competitive compensation and streamlined credentialing

As a locum CRNA, you'll enjoy the freedom to choose when and where you work while delivering high-quality anesthesia care in some of California's most respected facilities. Whether you're local to the Bay or exploring short-term contracts, we have assignments that fit your schedule and goals.

<ul> <li>Types of cases: General surgery, Ortho, ENT, Plastics, B&B, OB/GYN, Endo No neuro, hearts, peds under 2yo, spine, bariatric; Locums typically assigned to MOR, ASU, eye center, EP lab. Most services represented with bread/butter being typical for locums. GA, spinal, & MAC cases.</li> <li>Is there call? We wouldn't utilize locums on weekends unless/until they were interested and had solid experience at our facility and a background in OB.</li> <li>Schedule: M-F for 4-5 days/week, a mix of 8-12 hr days, 40+/- hours/week.</li> <li>How many CRNA s and how many anesthesiologists onsite? approx. 30 permanent/7 per diem CRNAs and equal # of permanent MDAs & pool MDs too. Any given weekday about half are physically here.</li> <li>Is this supervised or medically directed? ACT model with supervision, never medical direction. CRNAs see their own patients, induce, emerge, all care BY THEMSELVES unless they desire a helping hand, which is always available but may not be a supervising anesthesiologist.</li> <li>How many OR s? 8-9 MORs + 5-6 ASU + 2 Eye center + 2 EP lab rooms are typical CRNA assignments. </li> <li>What type of EMR system do they use? Epic</li></ul> Posted Date: 2025-11-29<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?oOwJ%2bn8AC%2fCGa%2f%2fkYhGHqAi" width="0" height="0" />

**Anesthesiology Locum Tenens**

Join our team as an Anesthesiology Locum Tenens provider. This position offers a diverse range of cases and a supportive environment for experienced professionals.

**Job Description**

- Types of cases: General surgery, Ortho, ENT, Plastics, B&B, OB/GYN, Endo. No neuro, hearts, peds under 2 years old, spine, or bariatric. Locums typically assigned to MOR, ASU, eye center, and EP lab. Most services represented with bread and butter being typical for locums. GA, spinal, and MAC cases.

- Call: We wouldn't utilize locums on weekends unless they were interested and had solid experience at our facility and a background in OB.

- Schedule: Monday to Friday for 4-5 days per week, a mix of 8-12 hour days, approximately 40 hours per week.

- Staffing: Approximately 30 permanent and 7 per diem CRNAs, with an equal number of permanent MDAs and pool MDs. On any given weekday, about half are physically present.

- Supervision: ACT model with supervision; never medical direction. CRNAs see their own patients, induce, emerge, and provide all care by themselves unless they desire assistance, which is always available but may not be from a supervising anesthesiologist.

- ORs: 8-9 MORs, 5-6 ASU, 2 eye center rooms, and 2 EP lab rooms are typical CRNA assignments.

- EMR system: Epic.