1099 locum

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This locum tenens assignment in Virginia is open to a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist and begins as soon as possible with no set end date. The role is inpatient and runs 40 hours per week, with in-house call once every 8 weeks that requires a 45-minute response time. Estimated credentialing time is 90 days.

The caseload is broad and covers general anesthesia for adult, pediatric and trauma patients, along with spinal, epidural and other regional techniques. Obstetrical, neurosurgical (head and spine), thoracic, complex vascular, complex orthopedic and cardiac cases are included, as are pain management procedures such as post-op epidurals, post-op extremity blocks and transforaminal injections. Duties also involve ventilation management, handling acute volume and blood pressure problems, central line and PA catheter placement, and CRNA supervision. The facility uses Epic as its electronic medical record.

Candidates must hold board certification as a CRNA and maintain ABLS, ACLS, BLS and PALS credentials. The license must be a Virginia license, as interstate medical licensure compact licenses are not accepted.