1099 locum

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This locum tenens assignment in Pennsylvania is open to CRNAs and is set for twelve weeks, with a target start in September. Shifts can run eight, ten, eleven, or twelve hours; the eight-hour shift is listed as 6:45 AM to 3:30 PM. No on-call duty is required and no overtime is expected.

The workplace has 32 anesthesia rooms and uses the Epic charting system. Physicians supervise CRNAs at a ratio of four CRNAs to one MD, and those MDs also carry out their own cases. The caseload spans general, cardiac, neuro, orthopedic, urology, endoscopy, vascular, bariatric, OB/GYN, and plastic surgery procedures.

Privileging is estimated to take about 75 days. Candidates who still need a state license will be considered.

Applicants must hold board certification or recertification from the AANA Council on Certification of Nurse Anesthetists, and must be graduates of an accredited nurse anesthesia education program. They also need a current registered professional nurse license, and a Pennsylvania license is required, though candidates who must obtain it will be considered.