W‑2 full-time

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The role involves giving anesthesia to patients during surgical, obstetrical, and other procedures that cause pain, working under physician supervision. The CRNA works within a collaborative care team that includes residents, fellows, attending physicians, and other staff.

Core responsibilities include documenting procedures and any incidents, evaluating patients before, during, and after anesthesia, and delivering anesthesia using accepted safety practices. The position also serves as a point of contact for surgeons, anesthesiologists, colleagues, patients, and families, and takes part in department quality improvement efforts and professional development activities. The provider adjusts communication and care to each patient group, respecting privacy and explaining procedures in an appropriate way.

Candidates need a master's degree from a nurse anesthesia program accredited by the NBCRNA, a state APRN license for the practice state, NBCRNA certification, and Basic Cardiac Life Support certification from the American Heart Association. No prior work experience is required. Strong computer skills, keyboard proficiency with Windows-based software, and clear written and verbal communication are expected.

The job calls for standing for long stretches and a flexible schedule that may include 24/7 coverage, weekends, holidays, and on-call duty. Regular exposure to blood and body fluids is part of the work, and the role is classified as medium physical demand.

The posting highlights a sign-on bonus of 30K and describes the position as full-time. The employer is Ochsner Health, a system founded in 1942. Some roles may be remote; the listing notes that residents of several states are not eligible for remote positions.