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NP / Anesthesiology / North Carolina / Locum tenens / CRNA:: Nursing:: Clinton, NC

Posted 3 days ago

medcadreClinton (NC)
Nurse AnesthetistsGeneral Medical and Surgical Hospitals

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About the role

A-SARM1-6A-SARM1-7Start Date - May 2021 Position Type - Locum Practice Setting - Inpatient NC license plus Coverage Type - Scheduled Clinical Hours + CallCall Type - Beeper Dates of Coverage needed:05/14- 7-3pm & Call05/15- Weekend Call05/16- Weekend Call05/24- 7-3pm & Call05/25- 7-3pm05/26- 7-3pm & Call05/27- 7-3pm05/28- 7-3pmThe CRNA would be required to work daily shifts and take call as well. The CRNA administers intravenous, general and regional anesthetics (regional experience preferred but not required) to render patients insensible to pain during surgical procedures and in obstetric deliveries or other medical procedures. Cases CRNAs will be handling include: General Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery, Urology, Gynecological, C-Sections, and Optometry. We have newly rennovated hospital owned apartments (WiFi and Cable included) that the locums can stay in during their assignments. We also provide meal passes Any travel (mileage/flight/rental care) will be capped at $500.00 Please be aware that CRNAs will have 15 minute call response time

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