1099 locum

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A health system in the Greater Detroit area is looking for experienced locum CRNAs to cover a two-site assignment with closely coordinated hospitals. The role is built around teamwork with physicians, a flexible schedule, and a steady caseload delivered within a supervised team model. Anesthesia providers can begin as soon as they are credentialed.

Providers should expect to rotate between two nearby hospitals, with the schedule usually shared the day before. Standard shifts run 8 or 10 hours, with 12-, 16- and 24-hour shifts also available, and late shifts from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. and weekend coverage are open. Hours carry a 40-hour guarantee, and the posting lists no call duties.

Cases are mostly routine adult procedures, primarily neurology, endoscopy and radiology, with limited pediatric work and no cardiac cases. Daily volume is roughly 36 to 46 cases across both sites, or 15 to 20 per site. The supervised model uses a 4:1 ratio, physicians perform their own blocks and regionals, and CRNAs place arterial lines.

Candidates should hold CRNA certification with NBCRNA credentials. An active Michigan license is preferred at the time of submission, and a clean record with no license actions or malpractice history is expected. Compensation is an all-inclusive rate, and the agency states that full contractor support and malpractice coverage are available if needed.

Greater Detroit offers a large metro area with major airport access, affordable lodging and suburban communities. The system is described as well organized and supportive of its providers, with a blend of routine and more advanced cases.