Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)

CRNA locums coverage in Michigan with a predictable weekday OR schedule and off site call structure, plus a longer term need due to staffing gaps. Mix of outpatient surgical and endoscopic cases with some OB.

Practice Setting

• Inpatient hospital anesthesia service, adult patient population
• Typical day averages 4 to 8 cases across OR and endoscopy
• Case mix includes ortho, endo, general surgery, urology, and ENT, with some OB coverage
• Support includes anesthesia techs, nurses, scrub techs, and dedicated Pre Op and PACU nurses

Schedule

• Monday through Friday days, scheduled 6:45am to 3:00pm
• Room time starts at 7:15am, anesthesia team typically arrives 6:30am to 6:45am
• Weekday call 1 in 5, off site, 3:00pm to 7:00am
• Weekend call typically once per month, off site, Friday 3:00pm through Monday 7:00am

Cases and Procedures

• OB coverage required, labor epidurals and cesarean sections with spinal
• Nerve block experience helpful but not required

Requirements

• Must be a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist
• Board Certified
• Michigan license required
• Charting in Epic and Dragon

If you want a quick review of the call structure and OB expectations for this Michigan CRNA role, send me a note and I will walk you through the details.

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