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David Careers

CRNA / Anesthesiology / New York / Locum tenens / CRNA Locum Opportunity in Staten Island, New York Job

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tiva healthcareNew York (NY)
Nurse AnesthetistsGeneral Medical and Surgical Hospitals

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About the role

Medical Center in Staten Island NY needs 1 additional locums CRNA through fall 2019!
Location: Staten Island, NY
Duration: through fall 2019 Board Requirement: Board-certified NBCRNA
Schedule: Coverage will likely be 8 or 10 hour shifts, possibly some 12 hr shifts. CRNAs will have an unrestricted practice in the general OR as well as OB. They are a level 1 trauma center, no hearts .
Shifts: 8, 10, possibly some 12 hour shifts. Procedures: Trauma, OB, General, Ortho, Neuro/Spine, Vascular, Thoracic, Bariatric GYN, Breast, Pediatrics, Podiatry, Ophthalmology. Proficient CRNA's will do spinals and epidurals and must be proficient in OB. CRNA's must have recent trauma experience, NO exceptions ORs and Case Volume: Care Team Model 19 FT Physicians and 5 CRNA'sLicense Requirement: Active NY license required. Must be licensed before presentation. Must have clean malpractice history. Privileges: approx. 60 days At TIVA, were passionate about helping our clinicians find their best opportunities. To find yours, email, call Liz Perez R.N., B.S.N-Senior Account Manager Anesthesia at or send me a text.

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