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13-week locum, 8-hour shifts

Mount Pleasant, MI area · Tri-Cities / Mid-Michigan area, MI

$220per hour · 1099 / LocumPosted
At the Michigan median 1099 rate
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Details

Schedule
as posted“Working Hours: 5x8-Hour 07:00 - 15:30” — as posted by Aya Locums
Five 8-hour shifts, 07:00–15:30
Experience
as posted“This is a 13-week contract position that requires at least one year of experience.” — as posted by Aya Locums
1+ years
Employment type
1099 / Locum
Contract
as posted“This is a 13-week contract position that requires at least one year of experience.” — as posted by Aya Locums
13 weeks
Start
ASAP
Stipend
as posted“Travel and lodging coverage.” — as posted by Aya Locums
Travel and lodging coverage.

Full details

The schedule is 8-hour days, 07:00 to 15:30. This immediate opening is a 13-week locum tenens contract for a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. Candidates should bring at least one year of experience.

The role centers on preparing and giving anesthesia and caring for patients before, during and after surgical procedures. The CRNA also takes part in diagnostic and therapeutic work, responds to trauma with stabilization and critical care, and evaluates and treats acute and chronic pain. Staying up to date on new anesthesia techniques, equipment and drugs is expected, along with thorough, accurate charting.

Applicants need an active, unrestricted RN license in the state where the assignment is located; the staffing firm can assist if a new license is required. Licenses that are flagged or under investigation are disqualifying. The employer compares the candidate's profile against the listed qualifications.

Required education is a BSN, plus an MSN or DNP from an accredited nurse anesthesia program, with DNP preferred as of 2025. Certification from the NBCRNA is required, along with continuing education to keep that certification and medical licenses current. Prior work as a CRNA or in an anesthesia setting is preferred, typically one to two years.

The position calls for clinical skill in anesthesia delivery, sound judgment under pressure, clear communication with the surgical team, and close attention to detail while adjusting to shifting patient conditions.

Benefits include placements at leading hospitals and health systems across varied care environments, pay described as competitive and transparent, application and assignment assistance, in-house credentialing and licensing support, travel and lodging coverage, simplified timekeeping and document handling, and malpractice coverage with risk management resources. Other benefits may be offered where required by law, such as reimbursements.

How it compares

50th percentile among 35 posted rates, Michigan

10th percentile $170, median $220, 90th percentile $255; this job $220$17010th$22050th$25590th$220
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$162.96/hr

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