Ophthalmology and oculoplastics
Facilities may need clinicians familiar with efficient ambulatory workflows, monitored anesthesia care, general anesthesia, elderly patients, and ophthalmic procedural environments.
Ophthalmology and plastic surgery
Temporary, per diem, and recurring anesthesiologist staffing for ophthalmology, oculoplastic, plastic surgery, dermatologic, and cosmetic procedural settings.

Specialty alignment
Facilities may need clinicians familiar with efficient ambulatory workflows, monitored anesthesia care, general anesthesia, elderly patients, and ophthalmic procedural environments.
Assignment details may include longer cases, airway access, positioning, postoperative nausea considerations, office accreditation, and recovery resources.
Specialty practices may need anesthesia every week on a defined operative day rather than full-time coverage.
Clinician documentation can be organized for review, while each practice or facility maintains responsibility for credentialing, clinical approval, and compliance.
Tampa and surrounding communities
Ophthalmology and plastic surgery practices may need anesthesia coverage for a regular weekly operating day, planned leave, additional cases, or PRN dates. Offices with just two or three surgery days a month can share those selected dates without describing the need as a full-time position.
For a Tampa-area request, outline the procedures, general patient population, patient arrival time, expected surgery duration, and relevant experience. Our service area also includes requests from Bradenton, Lakewood Ranch, and Sarasota, subject to practical travel, availability, and the facility’s independent review.
Your next procedure day
Send the schedule and general clinical requirements through the website. Do not include patient information. An assignment remains subject to credentialing, contracting, and facility approval.
Request specialty anesthesia coverage