Locum Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) - General Practice in Philadelphia, PA

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About The Position

Locum CRNA Opportunity – Pennsylvania

Job ID : 2937474

Start Date :  Ongoing

Schedule :  Minimum 2 shifts / week required | 12-hour shifts preferred (open to 16- or 24-hour shifts)

Setting :  Hospital | 600+ beds

Position Overview

A large hospital in Pennsylvania is seeking ongoing Locum CRNA coverage. Providers must hold an active PA license and be available for at least two shifts per week. Emergency / temporary privileges are available for candidates with a clean background and malpractice history. CRNAs will work in a medically directed care team model and must be comfortable with a variety of high-acuity cases.

Responsibilities

Provide anesthesia care for :

Thoracic

Major Vascular

Neuro (occasionally)

Trauma

Outpatient Surgery (occasionally)

Orthopedics

Participate in PreOp evaluations

Spinal anesthesia and blocks preferred but not required

No OB required, but skills may be utilized

Regionals handled by the anesthesia pain department based on skillset

Work within a care team model (no AAs)

Document all care using Cerner EMR

Patient population : All adults

Daily volume : 4–6 cases

Requirements

Active Pennsylvania license

Minimum 2 shifts / week availability

Certifications : BLS, ACLS, PALS

Must provide availability and shift preference upon submission

Credentialing

Estimated timeframe : 30–60 days

Emergency / temporary privileges available for qualified candidates

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