Multiple Anesthesia Needs in New England. Great Pay, awesome medical center.

Schedule: Monday – Friday 7am – 3:30 (take 30 minutes for lunch) 2 Overlapping call rotations- 1:4 “Main” pager call (1st call) 1:4 Backup pager call (2nd call) Post call day off after 1st call (40 hr. workweek guarantee) First out when on backup call Call covers labor & delivery and main OR On call MD takes late day cases MDs place OB epidurals but do NOT need to stay to monitor Current Staff Information: 5 fulltime MDs 1-2 part time MDs 2 CRNAs on staff but our providers will NOT supervise, they will run their own room. Typically running 6-7 ORs/Day Patient Information: General anesthesia – Bread & Butter cases (no heads or hearts) OB, regional and blocks (experience with regional blocks is highly preferred) Some backs and total joints Required Procedures/Skills: General OB and regional blocks EMR: Paper Charting About Holyoke Medical Center: What started as a 40-bed hospital in 1893 has grown to be a 198-bed facility with 1,200 employees. Each year Holyoke Medical Center admits more than 7,500 patients, while the Emergency Department currently experiences an annual volume of more than 45,000 visits. HMC is an independent community hospital serving the health care needs of the Pioneer Valley, including Holyoke, Chicopee, South Hadley, Westfield, West Springfield, Easthampton, Southampton, Granby, and Belchertown. Holyoke Medical Center originally opened its doors in 1893 as Holyoke City Hospital. Former Congressman and Mayor, William Whiting, led a group to make a non-sectarian Hospital in Holyoke a reality. In 1927 the name of the hospital was changed to Holyoke Hospital, to better clarify that the institution was not a municipality. The name was changed once more in 2003 to Holyoke Medical Center.