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CRNA / Delaware / Locum tenens / Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist Job

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adelphi medical staffingWyoming (DE)

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JOB OVERVIEW Job Id: L-CRNA-13848 Profession: Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist Specialty: CRNA - General Job Type: Locum Tenens Location: Dover, DE 19904 Service Setting: Outpatient Coverage Type: Clinical Only Coverage Period: Nov 11, 2026 Ongoing Reason for Coverage: Scheduling Need Travel, Lodging, and Malpractice Insurance: Covered SPECIFIC SHIFTS TO FILL Nov 12, 17, 19, 30 Ongoing; 2 days per week PATIENT INFORMATION Patient Demographics: Adults (16) Average Daily Volume: 14 Case Mix: General anesthesia, adult and pediatric cases, Complete Orthopedics, Head Spine FACILITY INFORMATION EMR System: Cerner Support Staff: RNs: TBD, MAs: TBD, PA/NPs: TBD, Office Staff: TBD PRIVILEGES & COMPLIANCE Hospital Privileges Required: No Temporary Privileges Available: No REQUIRED PROCEDURES Required General Anesthesia (Adult, Pediatric, Trauma) Spinal Anesthesia Epidural Anesthesia Regional Anesthesia Surgery Neurosurgical cases Spine Complex orthopedic cases Pain management techniques Post-op epidural Post-op extremity blocks Epidural steroid for Lumbar Epidural steroid for Cervical Transforaminal Lumbar Cervical Use of x-ray guidance in performance of blocks Ventilation management Evaluation and management of acute volume/BP issues Arterial Line placement Preferred Neonatal Obstetrical Cases Head Open Heart Anesthesia Thoracic cases (except open heart) Complex vascular cases (except open heart) Central Line placement PA Catheter placement CRNA supervision JOB REQUIREMENTS Board: Board Eligible (minimum) Licenses: Licensed in DE Certifications: BLS, ACLS, PALS Duties & Responsibilities Administer general, regional, and spinal anesthesia to adult patients (16) Monitor patients during procedures and manage airway and ventilation Collaborate with physician in procedure room Provide post-operative pain management including epidurals and extremity blocks Perform arterial line placement and manage acute volume/BP issues

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