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Not completely accurate or up to date but still useful for residents.
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Appreciate this. I actually came across it a few months ago and emailed myself complete lists of practices in each state where I'd consider working after residency.
Thanks. I checked the SoCal one. The hospitals covered are not totally accurate but good enough to start.
It's neat that they have a list of the practice in the states, and a rough number of docs and CRNAs at each, but beyond that, it's not accurate for my state. It lists practices working at hospitals at which I know they do not work, and shows several groups all at the same hospitals. Still, it's a starting point for people beginning their job search.
I guess it’s a starting point, but it’s very out of date bordering on totally wrong in my state. Better to use contacts or just a google search even.
Ours was actually right on, but I think it counts any anesthesiologist on staff, and lists any hospital where they have recently worked. Meaning the places our 2 newest hires worked at before us were also listed as locations.
My practice works at 3 hospitals (and a few surgery centers). We're listed on there at 2 hospitals, only one of which is accurate.
