Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist

Credentialing time frame: Up to 60 days from completion of facility application

Schedule: Day Shift - 8's ;
No call requirement

Case Types: Urology, Endo, Ortho, gastro and general ;
No OB

EMR: Cerner

Get To Know The Area

• Lubbock is often associated with Texas Tech University (TTU), one of the largest and most important public universities in Texas. TTU brings a college-town vibe to Lubbock, and it’s a major hub for research, education, and sports. The university’s campus is home to some great places to explore, like the Museum of Texas Tech University and the National Ranching Heritage Center
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Music & Cultural Scene

• Lubbock has a rich music history, especially when it comes to rock and roll
  . It’s the birthplace of Buddy Holly
  , one of the most influential figures in early rock music. His legacy is celebrated in Lubbock through the Buddy Holly Center
  , a museum dedicated to his life and career. Lubbock also has a strong live music scene, with several venues offering everything from country to indie music.

Agriculture & Economy

• Lubbock is a major center for agriculture, especially cotton farming
  . The surrounding region is one of the largest cotton-producing areas in the world. The city has a strong economy based on agriculture, as well as oil, manufacturing, and education.

Climate

• Lubbock experiences a semi-arid climate
  , meaning it gets lots of sun and hot summers with average highs in the 90s °F (30-35°C). Winters are much cooler, with temperatures sometimes dropping below freezing. It's known for occasional dust storms due to the dry, flat terrain.
• Lubbock has some cool parks and outdoor spaces, like Mackenzie Park and the Lubbock Lake Landmark
  , which is a prehistoric site offering hiking trails and a chance to learn about the area’s Native American history. The city’s relatively flat landscape and wide-open skies make for great stargazing too!

Sports

• If you’re into sports, Lubbock is home to the Texas Tech Red Raiders
  , who compete in NCAA Division I athletics. Football is especially popular, and you’ll often see fans decked out in red and black
  . The school’s basketball and baseball teams also have a strong following.

Food Scene

• Lubbock’s food scene is a reflection of its Texas roots. You’ll find plenty of barbecue joints
  , Mexican restaurants
  , and local diners. The area is also famous for its cuisine, and there are some great taco spots around town.

Transportation

• Lubbock isn’t the biggest city, so getting around is relatively easy. There’s the Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport (LBB), which offers both domestic and regional flights. You can also travel by car or bus to other nearby cities like Amarillo, Midland, or even the bigger metropolitan areas of Dallas and Albuquerque.
• Lubbock is sometimes called "The Hub City" because it's a central location for trade, transportation, and education in the region. It’s also home to the Lubbock Cotton Club
  , a legendary spot for live music that’s been around since the 1940s.

Airports

• Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport (LBB)
• This is the main airport in Lubbock, located about 10 miles east of downtown. It offers both domestic and regional flights.
• Amarillo Rick Husband International Airport (AMA)
• Located in Amarillo, Texas, about 125 miles north of Lubbock. It’s another option for flights if you're willing to drive a bit further.
• Midland International Air and Space Port (MAF)
• About 150 miles south of Lubbock, in Midland, Texas. This airport offers domestic flights as well.

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