CRNA Needed for Locum Coverage at OR in Wyoming

Job description

About the facility

This hospital provides comprehensive surgical and obstetric services with modern anesthesia capabilities supporting diverse case types across multiple surgical specialties. The facility maintains an autonomous CRNA practice environment under a light supervision model, excluding cardiac and neurosurgical procedures from the anesthesia service line. Catheter lab services for interventional procedures and a strong obstetric program with approximately 650-700 annual deliveries are integral components of this facility's surgical operations.

About the facility location

Wyoming offers access to regional attractions and outdoor recreation opportunities throughout the state. Visitors and residents enjoy a range of year-round activities, from seasonal outdoor pursuits to cultural events, festivals, and community gatherings that accommodate a variety of interests.

About the clinician's workday

The CRNA will deliver comprehensive anesthesia care for diverse surgical cases during structured Monday through Friday shifts from 7AM to 5PM, with a preference for 10-hour shifts. Primary responsibilities include conducting pre-operative assessments and managing intraoperative anesthesia delivery for bread and butter cases, including general surgery, orthopedic procedures with a strong emphasis on regional blocks, and obstetric care requiring epidural placement competency for 650-700 annual deliveries. The clinician will work autonomously within a light supervision model at a 1:2-4 staffing ratio while also managing catheter lab stent cases and limited ENT procedures. Board certification is required; cardiac and neurosurgical procedures are excluded from this assignment, and optional weekend call coverage is available.

Additional job details

• Case load/PPD: varies
• Patient population: All Ages
• Location type: On-Site
• Prescriptive authority required: Yes
• % Hands on: 50%
• Supervision/medical direction: Autonomous
• Staffing model: Light supervision model with 1:2-4 ratio requiring autonomous practice capability