CRNA Locum Tenens

Position Overview

One of our Partners in Boston is seeking experienced CRNAs for an ongoing weekday locums assignment at a nationally recognized specialty surgical hospital known for complex ENT, ophthalmology, difficult airway, and head & neck procedures.

This opportunity offers:

• $250/hour provider compensation
• 13-hour day shifts
• No call responsibilities
• No weekends
• 3-shift workweeks with full-time earning potential
• Harvard-affiliated academic environment
• Complex airway and specialty anesthesia exposure
• EPIC EMR
• Ongoing assignment potential

Unlike many CRNA locums opportunities requiring nights, weekends, or call, this role offers predictable weekday scheduling while still providing strong weekly earning potential and exposure to highly specialized surgical anesthesia cases.

This assignment is ideal for CRNAs seeking a high-acuity academic setting with advanced specialty case exposure, outstanding team culture, and excellent work-life balance.

Assignment Highlights

• Joint Commission-certified staffing support through HPA Healthcare
• Active member of NALTO
• Harvard-affiliated specialty surgical hospital
• Ongoing assignment with long-term potential
• Monday-Friday scheduling
• No weekends
• No call responsibilities
• 13-hour daytime shifts
• 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM schedule
• Complex airway and specialty anesthesia exposure
• ENT, ophthalmology, and head & neck surgery focus
• Skull base procedure exposure
• Optional teaching and academic opportunities
• EPIC EMR
• Parking reimbursement available
• Minimum 2 shifts/week accepted
• 3+ shifts/week preferred

Job Responsibilities

• Provide anesthesia care for ENT, ophthalmology, and head & neck surgeries
• Manage difficult airway and unique anatomical cases
• Deliver general and regional anesthesia services
• Collaborate with specialty surgical and perioperative teams
• Monitor and evaluate patients throughout perioperative care
• Document patient encounters within EPIC EMR
• Participate in advanced specialty anesthesia cases
• Maintain patient-centered anesthesia care within academic surgical environment