CRNA- Per Diem

Overview

The CRNA will plan and administer anesthesia techniques including general, regional, local and sedation. Techniques can be performed with or without medications. The determination of the anesthetic plan is the sole responsibility of the CRNA and will consider the demands of the procedure, the requests of the surgeon and patient, the experience and skills of the CRNA, and the emergent demands of the circumstance.

Anesthesia techniques may include the use of ultrasound, fluoroscopy and other technologies for diagnosis, care delivery, and to improve patient safety and comfort. The CRNA will facilitate induction, emergence and recovery from anesthesia; provide post-anesthesia care, including medication management, conduct a post-anesthesia evaluation, and discharge from the post-anesthesia care area or facility. The CRNA also responds to emergency situations using airway management and other techniques.

QUALIFICATIONS: Current certification as a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist. ARNP Washington license (Anesthesia). RN Washington license. Current ACLS/PALS certification. Minimum of 5 years clinical anesthesia practice as a CRNA. Ability to function autonomously in a rural clinical environment

Salary:$2400 per shift, 24 hour shifts, provide coverage for full and part time CRNA's