A locum tenens CRNA is needed on an ongoing basis across three facilities in the Fredericksburg, Virginia corridor — Mary Washington Hospital, Stafford Hospital, and the Fredericksburg Ambulatory Surgery Center. This is a high-acuity, full-scope assignment covering the complete spectrum of anesthetic services, from cardiac and neuro to OB and pediatrics, with Epic charting throughout. The assignment is available immediately and structured to support schedule flexibility for providers seeking strong pay alongside sustainable work-life balance.
Perks and Benefits
- Competitive locum tenens pay rate — open to discussion based on experience and scheduling preferences
- Flexible shift structure available to accommodate individual scheduling needs
- Immediate start with ongoing assignment length — no defined end date
- Travel and lodging support typical of locum engagements in this region
- Professional liability coverage standard for locum tenens placement
Practice Highlights
- Coverage spans three distinct sites: Mary Washington Hospital, Stafford Hospital, and Fredericksburg Ambulatory Surgery Center
- Full-scope anesthesia practice including general, regional, spinal, and epidural techniques
- Obstetrical, pediatric, and neonatal anesthesia cases included in regular case mix
- High-acuity surgical services: cardiac, thoracic, neuro, spine, trauma, complex orthopedic, and vascular cases
- Procedural expectations include invasive line placement — arterial lines, central lines, and PA catheters
- Post-operative pain management and regional nerve blocks are part of the scope
- Ventilation management required across inpatient settings
- EMR: Epic across all covered facilities
- In-house call required; call ratio and callback volume vary by site and scheduling period
- Approximate 45-minute response time expectation for call coverage; includes both scheduled and unassigned call needs
Qualifications
- Current CRNA certification (NBCRNA) required
- Active Virginia CRNA license or eligibility to obtain prior to start
- Proficiency across the full anesthetic case spectrum, including cardiac, neuro, OB, pediatric, and trauma
- Competency with invasive monitoring line placement (arterial, central venous, pulmonary artery)
- Comfort with in-house call responsibilities and variable callback volume
- Current vaccination documentation required per facility credentialing standards
About the Community
Fredericksburg sits along the Rappahannock River roughly halfway between Washington, D.C. and Richmond — giving providers easy access to two major metropolitan areas while enjoying a mid-sized city with a lower cost of living, strong public schools, and a well-preserved historic downtown. The region offers a blend of suburban convenience and outdoor recreation, including river access, state parks, and the broader Northern Virginia trail network, making it an appealing base for locum providers who want proximity to urban amenities without the urban price tag.