Certified Nurse Anesthetist - Anchorage, AK

Job Summary:

As a CRNA, you will work with eight physicians and more than 30 CRNAs performing OR anesthetics: peripheral nerve blocks, bronchoscopies, endoscopies, lumbar epidurals, and arterial access. This includes OB and Pediatric cases over 4 years of age. 8, 10 or 12-hour shifts are available. Our CRNAs are independent practitioners.

Responsibilities:

·         Perform OR anesthetics

·         Administer peripheral nerve blocks

·         Conduct bronchoscopies and endoscopies

·         Perform lumbar epidurals and arterial access

·         Handle OB and Pediatric cases (over 4 years of age)

·         Work independently as a practitioner

·         Collaborate with a team of eight physicians and more than 30 CRNAs

Compensation:

·         Salary: $340,000 (extra shift $1,900)

·         Sign–On Bonus: $30,000

·         Relocation: $10,000

·         CME: $3,000

·         On call: $400 on call shift

·         Call back: $216/hr call back for 2 hour min

·         Overtime: $216/hr

Benefits:

·     Health, Dental and Vision

·       401K

·       IHS Student Loan Repayment

·       Paid Time off

·       12 paid holidays

·       2 weeks CME

·       Pet Insurance

·       On-Campus Child Care

Schedule:

·       8,10 or 12 hour shifts available

·       May involve On Call

Setting:

·       Level II Trauma Center providing care to outpatients and inpatients

Qualifications & Requirements

·       CRNA Certification

·       Valid Nursing License

·       Experience with diverse anesthesia procedures

·       Strong independent decision-making skills

·       Ability to work in a fast-paced surgical environment

·       Adaptability to handle various surgical specialties

·       Cultural sensitivity when working with diverse population

Support Staff:

The CRNA will work alongside eight physicians and more than 30 other CRNAs in a supportive team environment. CRNAs in a supportive team environment.

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