Northeast Healthcare Recruitment is hiring: Locums Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist in Fort Worth

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We are seeking aLocums Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)to provide anesthesiacoverage at a141-bed Level III Trauma Centerin Fort Worth, Texas. This opportunity offers a variety of shift options and a collaborative clinicalenvironment. Schedule Flexible 8-,10-, or 12-hour shifts Weekdayand weeknight coverage Night coverage: Home call andin-house night coverage available/required based on schedule Weekend coverage: In-house andhome call coverage Both in-houseand beeper callresponsibilities Callcoverage required
Responsibilities: Provideanesthesia care across a Level III Trauma Center Performpre-anesthesia assessments and develop appropriate anesthesia plans Administerand manage anesthesia during surgical and procedural cases Monitorpatients throughout the perioperative period Manageairway, hemodynamic, and other anesthesia-related needs Providepostoperative anesthesia care and pain management as appropriate Respondto urgent and emergent anesthesia needs Collaboratewith anesthesiologists, surgeons, nurses, and other members of the careteam Maintainaccurate and timely clinical documentation
Requirements: Graduateof an accredited Nurse Anesthesia program Current CRNAcertification Board Certified or Board Eligible Activeor eligible Texas CRNA license

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