CRNA — Elevate Anesthesia Care in Tucson, AZ

Jobtome; Tucson (AZ); On-site; USD 311,000 - 380,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Relocation assistance

Student loan forgiveness

Educational stipend

Health, dental, vision plans

CME paid

401k with match

Job summary

Banner University Medicine Tucson is growing and seeking CRNAs to join our anesthesia care team serving Tucson and Southern Arizona. You will clinically manage and evaluate adult and some pediatric patients, assist with therapeutic and diagnostic procedures, interpret diagnostic tests, prescription of medications, consultation, research, and education of SRNAs.

This position thrives in an open culture of communication with multidisciplinary physicians, residents, and other clinicians for a

Qualifications

• Current Board Certification and Arizona CRNA License (or eligible).
• Up-to-date CPR, BLS, and ACLS certifications.
• PALS.
• Experienced and graduating CRNAs are encouraged to apply.
• Experience in Epidural and Spinal Anesthesia for OB.
• Responsible for performing general and monitored anesthesia services across a broad scope of the health continuum in an anesthesia care team model.

Responsibilities

• Clinically manage and evaluate adult and some pediatric patients.
• Assist with therapeutic and diagnostic procedures.
• Interpret diagnostic tests, and prescription of medications.
• Consult and educate SRNAs.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary physicians and clinicians for safe patient care.

Skills

Detail oriented

Independent work

Team collaboration

Education

CRNA certification & AZ license

Job description

Banner University Medicine Tucson is growing and seeking CRNAs to join our anesthesia care team serving Tucson and Southern Arizona. You will clinically manage and evaluate adult and some pediatric patients, assist with therapeutic and diagnostic procedures, interpret diagnostic tests, prescription of medications, consultation, research, and education of SRNAs.

This position thrives in an open culture of communication with multidisciplinary physicians, residents, and other clinicians for a