Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist
Listed on 2026-10-17
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Nursing
Nurse Anesthetist/CRNA, Emergency Medicine, Advanced Practice Nurse/APRN, Healthcare Nursing
Looking for high-acuity anesthesia without the overnight call? Want to be paid for every hour above 80 per pay period, and set your own schedule instead of waiting on seniority?
A busy anesthesia care team covering a Level I Trauma Center and its sister hospital in Ocala, Florida is adding CRNAs at every career stage, from new graduates to senior clinicians. Together the two hospitals have 585 beds, about 12,000 anesthetics a year and about 700 open-heart cases a year. This is the region's only Comprehensive Stroke Center, and it is a teaching site with SRNA rotations.
The team is 20 anesthesiologists and 32 APPs.
Deliver anesthesia care within a collaborative Anesthesia Care Team model across two hospitals
Manage a broad case mix: general, GYN, ENT, urology, orthopedics, spine, vascular, cardiovascular, neuro, robotics and GI
Take part in cardiac anesthesia (about 700 hearts a year) and Level I trauma care
Work 8, 10, 12 or 16-hour OR shifts, or 24-hour trauma shifts, self-scheduled in QGenda
Precept and mentor SRNAs from affiliated nurse anesthesia programs
Document in Medaxion (anesthesia) and Meditech (hospital)
No OB and no pediatrics
Required Qualifications:Graduate of an accredited nurse anesthesia program
Board certified by the NBCRNA (new graduates welcome)
Active Florida APRN license, or eligible to obtain one
ATLS required for trauma-team CRNAs
Must be authorized to work in the U.S. (no visa sponsorship)
Preferred Qualifications:Level I trauma, cardiac/CVOR, neuro or spine experience
Experience in an ACT / medical-direction model
Interest in precepting SRNAs
Your schedule, your choice. Self-scheduling that isn't based on seniority.
Overtime on a salary. Time and a half for hours over 80 per two-week pay period.
Real acuity. Level I trauma, open-heart, neuro and robotics without OB or peds.
A collegial team with respected scope, plus room to grow through teaching and mentoring.
Lifestyle. Low cost of living. Gainesville is 40 minutes away, Orlando and Tampa are about 75-90, and the Atlantic and Gulf coasts are about 90 minutes each way. Ocala is horse country, with springs and an outdoor lifestyle.
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