W‑2 PRN

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The role centers on anesthesia care delivered by a CRNA, covering pre-anesthetic evaluation and preparation, induction, maintenance and emergence, post-anesthetic recovery, pain management, and emergency response involving airway management and cardiac life support. The CRNA would treat patients of every acuity level across the lifespan in varied settings, including surgical, obstetrical, diagnostic, therapeutic, and pain procedures.

Candidates need to have graduated from an NBCRNA-accredited nurse anesthesia program, hold an active Alabama RN/APN license, and carry current NBCRNA certification or recertification. Current ACLS, PALS, and BLS credentials are also required. The position is listed as PRN with shifts that vary.

The hospital is Marshall Medical Center South, a 150-bed facility in Boaz, Alabama, opened in 1956. It is part of Marshall Medical Centers, an affiliate of the Huntsville Hospital Health System that serves Marshall County and nearby communities (population about 125,000). The system runs two hospitals, eight outpatient sites, and a group of physicians across 28 specialties. The Joint Commission has named it a Top Quality Performer, and the organization emphasizes quality and best practice.