Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist; CRNA

Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) at Pro Locums summary:

A Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) provides anesthesia care in a Level 1 Trauma Center hospital with 620 beds, supporting a 20-bed operating room suite and minor procedure rooms. This role involves administering a wide range of anesthesia procedures across various surgical specialties including general, orthopedic, neuro, vascular, and more, working within a traditional anesthesia care team (ACT) model. The CRNA works alongside MDs, DOs, residents, and anesthesia techs, typically on shifts of four 10-hour or three 12-13 hour days, without on-call duties.

Hospital needs 1 CRNA locum for the Anesthesia dept.

Description of Work Assignment :
Hospital is a level one trauma center, 620-bed teaching hospital serving the needs of the local community. The anesthesiology department conducts more than 25,000 anesthetics yearly in our 20-bed operating room suite with 4 minor procedure rooms. We work in a traditional ACT model and experience a diverse variety of surgical procedures.

Anticipated Procedures/Surgeries per Week:
Coverage of the following services:

• General

• GYN

• ENT

• Vascular

• Robotic

• Urology

• Ortho

• Plastics

• Neuro

• GI

• IR

• Endo

• EP

• MRI

• Ophthalmology

• Dental

Breakdown of Clinic Days/Sessions and/or OR Days:
Four 10hr days or three 12/13 hr days. Varying days each week.

Schedule of Days/Times Needed To Work/ Shift

Hours:

or /2000

On call? If so, what are the call hours? No call hours

Procedures Provider Will Be REQUIRED To Perform:
General, MAC, Regional (spinals), arterial lines

Patient Load:
Varies based on daily assignments and procedures

Does the Provider Have Particular Fellowship? NA

Will You Accept Experience Over Fellowship?

Board Status Requirement (BC/BE): NBCRNA

Certifications Required? BLS, ACLS, PALS BLS/PALS/ACLS

Is There Additional Surgical Staff? Surgical residents

Is there additional support staff? We have anesthesia techs and SRS who facilitate room flow and turnover.

Is the provider working solo or with other providers? If so, whom? Traditional ACT model. Typical supervision is 1:2 occasionally 1:3 we have a collaborative group of MD, DO, CRNA, CAA colleagues and residents

Are there mid levels? If yes, is the locums provider responsible for mid levels? NA- looking for Advanced Practice Provider

Trauma Level of

Work Location:

Level 1 Trauma Center

EMR System? Epic

Is the Clinic EMR Different From the Hospital EMR? NO

Expectations of the Physician Culturally? We have a very respectful and collegial staff who are respectful of all providers. It is important that the locums is supportive of this.

Required Phone or Virtual Interview? Phone and possibly Virtual

Keywords:

Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, CRNA, anesthesia, operating room, level 1 trauma center, surgical anesthesia, regional anesthesia, perioperative care, anesthesia care team, patient monitoring