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. The role is inpatient, with no call, and the number of patients per day depends on the anesthetizing location.

Duties include performing GETA, MAC, regional, spinal and ultrasound-guided techniques, and administering epidurals independently. The provider works in a medically directed capacity at a ratio of 1:3, with a maximum of 1:4. Exposure spans trauma, neuro and spine, cardiac, thoracic, vascular, obstetrics and gynecology, general, GI, pediatric, plastics, orthopedic and robotic cases, along with NORA locations. Patients of all ages are included, and the posting notes that CRNAs cannot perform nerve blocks.

Required credentials are ACLS and PALS, and the posting lists anesthesiology as the board certification area. The facility uses Epic. Staffing mix is still to be determined.

Benefits include strong compensation, covered travel-related expenses, A-rated medical malpractice insurance, and access to a dedicated recruiter for later travel assignments.