CRNA needed in Charlottesville, VA! $220/hour + travel and Lodging! Licensing opportunity!

Job description

Contract Length: 3 months with options to extend
Shift Details: Requires weekly availability – prefer not to rotate weeks on/weeks off
Schedule: 4x10 hour shifts or 3x 12-13 hour shifts each week plus 1 rotating Saturday each month; NO CALL!
Work Details:
• Locations – Main OR, Outpatient surgery center, Endoscopy center – option to practice at any location.
• Patient population/age: 13 – end of life
• Department Description: Level 1 trauma center. We have 60 CRNAs, along with about 70 Attending anesthesiologists, and 60 anesthesia residents. The anesthesia team covers 33 OR in the main OR, 16 offsite anesthesia locations, 12 outpatient surgery ORs, and 3-4 stand-alone GI center rooms.
• EMR: Epic
• Hospital bed size: 600
• Skills required: If practicing in the Main OR – ability to perform spinals are a bonus, requires ability to place and manage arterial lines, need to be comfortable titrating vasoactive medication infusions (norepinephrine, phenylephrine, nicardipine, etc.)
• Cases the clinician will not be doing include: open heart/thoracic, peds, obstetrics, and performing peripheral nerve blocks
Practice Setting:
• Academic/Training
• Clinic/Private Practice
• Hospital
Requirements:
• Covid vaccines are required, exemptions will not be approved.
• Board Certification: Required
• License required: Virginia
• DEA: NO
• Minimum experience required: 2 years minimum experience required, preferably academic background and level 1 or 2 trauma experience. Will consider outpatient-only candidates but would prefer someone with recent experience in inpatient settings. Experience at a level 1 Academic Facility would be a huge bonus, but otherwise prefer to have experience working regularly with ASA 3+ patients
Credentialing Timeframe: Minimum 30 days

• 26 weeks with option to extend
• No on call
• If practicing in the Main OR – ability to perform spinals are a bonus, requires ability to place and manage arterial lines, need to be comfortable titrating vasoactive medication infusions (norepinephrine, phenylephrine, nicardipine, etc.) • Cases the clinician will not be doing include: open heart/thoracic, peds, obstetrics, and performing peripheral nerve blocks