Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)

Role Overview Provides anesthesia care across diverse patient populations in surgical, obstetrical, diagnostic, therapeutic, and pain management settings. Performs pre-operative assessments, develops and communicates care plans, establishes venous access, manages airway, induces and maintains anesthesia, monitors patient status, and ensures safe emergence. Transfers care post-procedure and conducts post-operative follow-up. Acts as a clinical instructor for anesthesia students. Key Responsibilities Assess patients pre-operativelyDetermine and communicate care plansMaintain airway and venous accessAdminister and monitor anesthesiaPerform post-operative follow-upEducate anesthesia students Qualifications & Skills Certified Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) or Registered Nurse (RN) with active licensesBoard certification by NBCRNA (for CRNAs)Proficiency in neuraxial anesthesia, regional nerve blocks, PICC/midline insertion, ultrasound, obstetrics anesthesia, and pain management (optional)Effective communication, visual acuity, and teamwork skillsAbility to work flexible hours and handle 24-hour call duties Additional Expectations Commitment to safety, confidentiality, and compliance with healthcare standardsPromote compassion, hospitality, and professionalism within the team Benefits: PTO from day one, up to 5% retirement matching, career development, and a supportive work environment.