8-hour shifts

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This locum tenens CRNA role in Minnesota is set in an independent CRNA practice model and calls for a broad mix of cases. Candidates should be comfortable performing spinals, blocks, and epidurals, and they must submit case logs documenting those procedures.

Daytime coverage is staffed by three providers working the standard day window, with a fourth provider remaining later into the afternoon. Travel and lodging assistance may be offered, and the electronic health record in use is Epic.

Services span endoscopy, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, general surgery, orthopedic work including total joint cases, and ENT procedures. The site is a level III trauma center that handles around 90 deliveries annually. Regional anesthesia options include interscalene, TAP, femoral or adductor, sciatic, popliteal, PENG, ESP, and IPACK techniques.

Applicants need an active Minnesota license, BLS, ACLS, and PALS certifications from the American Heart Association, and a DEA registration. At least two years of clinical practice within the last five years is required. Credentialing is noted as taking about 60 to 90 days.

Benefits include malpractice coverage, weekly electronic paychecks, and a referral bonus program.