PRN Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)
catholic medical centerManchester (NH)
PRN Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)
Posted 2 days ago
catholic medical centerManchester (NH)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Specialization: Anesthesiology
Job Summary:
HCA Healthcare Anesthesia Services is recruiting PRN (as needed) CRNA’s to join the collaborative and collegial team at Catholic Medical Center in Manchester, NH.Qualified Candidates/Opportunity Highlights:
Anesthesia Care Team model of 4 General Anesthesiologists, 3 Cardiac Anesthesiologists and 15 CRNA’s.
Diverse mix of cases including Trauma (Level III), Vascular, EP, Thoracic, OB, Orthopedics, Urology, General, GYN, and GI (no Peds or ENT).
One facility with 12 sites of service including 2 cardiovascular ORs. Annual surgical volume - 13,300 cases. PRN Incentives:
W-2, employed position.
100% Company paid, occurrence-based malpractice insurance. About Catholic Medical Center:
Catholic Medical Center (CMC) is an acute-care hospital owned by HCA Healthcare, and a regional health system based in Manchester, New Hampshire, with a commitment to delivering the highest quality and most advanced healthcare to patients across the state. Catholic Medical Center is part of the largest health system in New Hampshire, with 330 licensed beds and over 2,000 staff members who care for more than 180,000 patients each year. HCA Healthcare operates four hospitals, three freestanding emergency rooms, an ambulatory surgery center, an urgent care center, and 46 physician practices in the state. About our community:
Situated along the Merrimack River and just an hour from Boston, Manchester, New Hampshire blends classic New England charm with modern convenience. New Hampshire is known as "the happiest state in the union," offering: No general sales tax or personal income tax.
Rich cultural New England history and lovely historical homes.
Diverse community with excellent schools.
Four seasons of weather in which to enjoy an abundance of outdoor activities from the White mountains to the New Hampshire seacoast.
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