CRNA - Atrium Health Lincoln PRN

If it's possible, you will find it at Atrium Health—the leading community‑focused academic healthcare system serving North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia. We invite
CRNAs
to discover all that we can do when we bring healing hearts, inquisitive minds and visionaries together in our CRNA division at AH Lincoln in Lincolnton, NC.

• Manages patients undergoing general, regional and local anesthesia appropriately.
• Develops an appropriate anesthetic plan of care taking into account the patient's medical history and test results.
• Works in conjunction with the anesthesiologist to form an integrated anesthesia care team.
• Performs venous and arterial access procedures as necessary.

NC RN licensure required. Graduate of an accredited School of Nurse Anesthesia required. CRNA licensure required. BLS and ACLS PALS from AHA required.

Atrium Health Cabarrus is a regional 457‑bed, not‑for‑profit hospital in Concord, NC. More than 4,200 hospital employees provide services through an extensive inpatient and outpatient network, including Jeff Gordon Children's Center, Hayes Family Center and Batte Cancer Center, part of Atrium Health Levine Cancer Institute. Handles over 18,000 cases annually. Specialties include Cardiac, Vascular, Thoracic, HPB, General, OB/GYN, Orthopedic Trauma, Ortho, Robotics, Urology, Plastics, Neuro, EP, Cath Lab, IR, MRI, Endoscopy, and Bronchoscopy.

Atrium Health Lincoln is located in Lincolnton, NC. Opened in July 2010, Atrium Health Lincoln opened the 101‑bed hospital and medical office building at 433 McAlister Road. From the beginning, the beautiful contemporary facility was designed, planned and constructed with the community in mind. Many of the hospital’s unique features and programs support this vision including:

• A link to local history with the building’s exterior, which contains 300,000 reclaimed bricks from a portion of the Belding‑Hausman Mill.
• A 1.2‑mile public walking trail that encircles the campus, winding past ponds and through natural wooded areas left intact on the land.
• A collaboration by three artists called “A Sense of Place” that depicts the evolution of the original farmland on which the hospital is situated into a place of healing.