8-hour shifts

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The schedule is 8-hour nights, 23:00 to 07:00. The work centers on critical cases including epidurals, C-sections, and cardiac procedures, carried out alongside anesthesiologists, surgeons, and specialty clinicians on a surgical team.

Duties include administering GETA, MAC, regional, spinal, and ultrasound-guided techniques, and placing epidurals independently. The role is medically directed, with a ratio of 1:3 and a maximum of 1:4. Exposure to trauma cases is part of the assignment, and the provider cares for patients of every age group across a broad range of surgical and procedural areas.

The case mix spans trauma, neuro and spine, cardiac, thoracic, vascular and APS, NORA locations, OB/GYN, general, GI, pediatrics, plastics, orthopedics, and robotics. The setting is inpatient, the call schedule is no call, and the number of patients per day varies by anesthetizing location. Staffing mix is yet to be determined. CRNAs cannot perform nerve blocks.

Required certifications are ACLS and PALS, and the listing mentions Anesthesiology board certification and Epic EMR experience. Benefits include strong compensation, covered travel-related expenses, and A-rated medical malpractice insurance. A recruiter is available for later travel opportunities.