8-hour shifts

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Nebraska Medicine is seeking a full-time Nurse Anesthetist, a 1.0 FTE exempt position, to join its CRNA night shift team at the Nebraska Medicine Center in Omaha. The role provides anesthesia care that is central to the safety and comfort of the organization's surgical patients. Shifts are scheduled as 8, 10, or 12 hours, and the position requires participation in a mix of first, second, and third call.

Responsibilities include helping train student nurse anesthetists who rotate through the department, and following all operating room, departmental, and hospital rules and regulations. The CRNA takes part in every call assignment assigned to certified registered nurse anesthetists.

Candidates need a bachelor's degree in nursing, a current Nebraska CRNA license, and a current Nebraska RN license or one from a compact state. They must also hold BLS certification from an AHA-endorsed program, which is required for hires starting January 1, 2023 or later, along with ACLS certification. Required skills include proficiency in general anesthesia, regional anesthesia, and IV sedation, experience managing patients from pediatric to geriatric age groups, and knowledge or training in anesthesia for solid organ transplants other than heart or lung. Applicants should also be able to recognize potential abuse, work within an anesthesia care team, use patient information systems, and communicate well both verbally and in writing. Prior operating room CRNA experience and a master's degree in nursing are preferred.

Nebraska Medicine is affiliated with UNMC and describes itself as a leading academic health network, with work spanning education, research, and patient care. The organization highlights a professional development fund, flex time, and paid CME days to support continuing education and career growth.