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Anesthesia Jobs in Florida: CRNA, CAA and Anesthesiologist Locums

Hospital Staffing Partners is headquartered in Tampa and places anesthesia providers at hospitals and surgery centers across Florida, from the Gulf coast to the Atlantic coast. Florida licenses all three roles we staff: CRNAs as APRNs, CAAs as anesthesiologist assistants, and anesthesiologists.

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Current Openings

CAA

CAA Night Position | Tampa, FL

Hospital setting with operating room and obstetric coverage
Tampa, FL
12-hour night shifts Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday in Tampa, with evening operating room coverage followed by overnight obstetric coverage.
Locum Tenens $200-$225/hr
CRNA

CRNA Night Position | Tampa, FL

Hospital setting with operating room and obstetric coverage
Tampa, FL
12-hour night shifts Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday in Tampa, with evening operating room coverage followed by overnight obstetric coverage.
Locum Tenens $200-$225/hr
CRNA

Palm Coast Locum Tenens CRNA Position

Community hospital in Palm Coast, FL
Palm Coast, FL
Small community hospital on Northeast coast of Florida seeks FL licensed CRNA for a January 2027 locum tenens assignment. No OB, No pediatrics, No cardiac, and No trauma.
Locum Tenens $200-$225/hr
Anesthesiologist

Palm Coast Locum Tenens

Small Community Hospital in Palm coast, FL
Palm Coast, FL
Small community hospital on Northeast coast of Florida seeks BC/BE anesthesiologist for a January 2027 locum tenens assignment. No OB, No pediatrics, No cardiac, and No trauma
Locum Tenens $325-$350/hr
CRNA

Daytona Beach CRNA

Regional hospital anesthesia group
Daytona Beach, FL
Long term locums opportunity in beautiful Daytona Beach
Locum Tenens $200-$225/hr
Anesthesiologist

Tampa Physician

Large regional medical center
Tampa, FL
Academic tertiary care hospital in downtown Tampa
Locum Tenens $300-$350/hr

Frequently Asked Questions

What license do I need for a Florida anesthesia assignment?
A CRNA needs a Florida RN license and APRN licensure with the nurse anesthetist designation. A CAA needs a Florida anesthesiologist assistant license. An anesthesiologist needs a Florida medical license (MD or DO). Your recruiter tells you which an opening needs before you apply, and our credentialing team handles the facility paperwork.
Where in Florida are the openings?
The openings below are live and change as facilities' needs change. Recent coverage has included the northeast coast and the Tampa Bay area; most are community hospitals and surgery centers rather than large academic centers.
Is housing covered on a Florida assignment?
Housing is reimbursed when the facility agrees to cover it; short coverage may carry a flat day rate. Each offer spells it out before you accept.

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