W‑2

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This role provides anesthesia care according to the CRNA's education, licensure, certification, and experience, working collaboratively under the medical supervision of an anesthesiologist. The position is expected to support a team-based approach and reflect the organization's values of compassion, collaboration, excellence, and integrity.

The practice is described as collegial and relaxed, operating under a care team model, with experienced physicians, CRNAs, and clinical staff who prioritize teamwork, mutual respect, and high-quality patient care. The caseload is varied and includes general surgery, neurosurgery and spine, vascular, robotic, ENT, GI, OB/GYN, ophthalmology, urology, orthopedic, and NORA cases, and it excludes trauma and cardiac procedures.

Responsibilities include completing thorough pre-anesthetic assessments and building individualized anesthesia plans, as well as giving and managing anesthetics, medications, fluids, blood products, and patient monitoring across the perioperative period. The CRNA oversees every stage of care, from induction and maintenance through emergence and handoff to post-anesthesia staff, and coordinates with anesthesiologists and the wider team to track patient condition, report significant changes, and revise plans as needed.

Candidates need graduation from an AANA-accredited nurse anesthesia program, a master's degree in nursing or anesthesiology, at least two years of practice as a CRNA, and a current, unrestricted Oregon CRNA license. An American Heart Association ACLS credential is required by the start date, and active, good-standing membership on the hospital's medical staff with full privileges is expected. Bilingual ability is a plus.

The opening is at Hillsboro Medical Center, which states that hiring, promotion, pay, and working conditions are based on qualifications without regard to protected characteristics.