CRNA NEED IN Columbus, OH

Job description

NEW GRADS ACCEPTED:
Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)

Hospital-Based | Flexible Scheduling | No Call

Position Overview

We are seeking CRNAs for a scheduled, no-call opportunity at a large academic medical center. This role offers exceptional flexibility and will consider new graduate CRNAs, part-time providers, and local candidates seeking adaptable schedules.

Assignment Details

Start Date: May 4, 2026

Coverage Type: Scheduled shifts only (No call, no weekends)

Shifts Available: Day, Swing, and Night

Schedule: Standard

Employment Type: Full-time or Part-time (flexible)

Schedule & Shift Options

The facility is seeking providers willing to work extended shifts, with flexibility on start and end times:

12-hour shifts: 6:30am – 7:00pm

13-hour shifts: 6:30am – 8:00pm

14-hour shifts: 6:30am – 9:00pm

16-hour shifts: 6:30am – 11:00pm

Providers interested in 5×8s or 4×10s may be considered for midday or night shifts only.

Practice Setting

Facility Type: Acute Care Hospital / Academic Medical Center

Primary Locations: Main Campus and OSU East

Trauma Level: Adult Level I–IV

Care Model: Medically directed anesthesia care team

Physician-to-CRNA ratios of 1:2 or 1:3

Call Requirement: None

Weekend Requirement: None

Clinical Scope

CRNAs will support a wide range of surgical and procedural services, including but not limited to:

Surgical Services

Neuro spine & neuro cranial

General surgery

ENT & oral/maxillofacial

Urology & gynecology

Trauma, critical care, burn

Orthopedic trauma & spine

Oncology

Vascular

Kidney & pancreas transplant

Colorectal & bariatric

Ophthalmology & hand surgery

Procedural Services

Endoscopy

Interventional radiology

Bronchoscopy

CT & MRI

Radiation oncology

Dental

Low-acuity EP lab

Locum CRNAs are not required to perform OB or open-heart cases.

Duties & Responsibilities

Perform comprehensive pre-operative patient assessments

Develop and implement anesthetic care plans

Monitor and manage patients throughout anesthesia

Respond to changes in patient condition and emergencies

Perform airway management and emergency intubation

Administer medications necessary for resuscitation

Operate anesthesia equipment safely and effectively

Collaborate with MDAs, surgeons, and clinical staff

Participate in quality improvement initiatives and case reviews

Professional Development

Attend AANA-accredited CME meetings

Participate in departmental case management discussions

Requirements

CRNA certification (NBCRNA)

Active or eligible Ohio licensure

New graduate CRNAs will be considered

ACLS and BLS required

Ability to work extended shifts (12–16 hours preferred)

Key Highlights

No call

No weekends

Flexible scheduling

New grads welcome

Broad clinical exposure

Academic medical center environment