Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist; CRNA

Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) at Winston Staffing LLC summary:

A Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) is responsible for administering anesthesia and monitoring patients during surgical procedures. Working primarily on trauma cases, this role requires weekend and weeknight call availability, along with proficiency in various age demographics and skills in obstetric care. The position demands essential certifications, licenses, and a commitment to patient safety and care in a fast-paced medical environment.

CRNA needed.

Available Schedules:

• 5x 8 hour days
• 4x 10 hour days
• 3x 12 hour days

Must be willing to do weekend call work (pager, not in-house).

• WEEKEND CALL: 0700 - 0700 Saturday or Sunday.
• Call 1 on Sunday is off. Post Call on Monday.
• Call 2 is not off Post Call.
• Weeknight call at least once per week.

Trauma cases - MOSTLY.

CRNAs only perform SPINAL Blocks, NO regional anesthesia.

EMR: EPIC.

Patient Age Demographic:
Adolescent, Child, Adult, Geriatric.

Required:

Diploma, Internship/residency/fellowship; all medical licenses; DEA Board Certification;
Life support cards - BLS, License;
Professional color photo/headshot; CMEs for the past 2 years;
Immunization records including TB, Flu, HepB, Tdap, Varicella, and COVID;
References;
Case logs.

Provider proficient in OB Care, regional anesthesia, and working independently (ex. Conducting their own pre‑ops, not in a supervised practice model).

Certifications:

Controlled Substance (CSR/CDS), DEA, NBCRNA State Licenses:
Idaho.

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