CRNA, Locums

CT Assist; Lexington (KY); On-site; USD 276,000 - 372,000; Part time

Job summary

CT Assist in Kentucky seeks a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) for a 3-month locum assignment starting September. Inpatient OR coverage with day shifts 4x10 hours (07:00–17:30) and EPIC EMR.

Required: Kentucky CRNA licensure or eligibility, 90-day credentialing, ability to work in OR across Orthopedics, Trauma, Vascular and Neuro cases (no Heart or OB), and adherence to NORA. On-site position in Kentucky.

Qualifications

• Must hold Kentucky CRNA license or be eligible for licensure.
• Credentialing timeframe around 90 days.
• Inpatient OR coverage with experience in diverse cases.
• NORA-compliant practice required.

Responsibilities

• Provide anesthesia services for Ortho, Trauma, Vascular, and Neuro cases.
• No Heart or OB cases anticipated.
• Adhere to EPIC documentation and perioperative protocols.
• Engage in patient assessment and intraoperative management.

Skills

Intubation

Central line

Arterial line

Line placement

Patient assessment

Intraoperative care

Pain management

Hemodynamic monitoring

Critical thinking

NORA compliance

Education

CRNA licensure in Kentucky or eligible

Tools

EPIC

Job description

Looking for your next locums assignment? We’d love to hear from you. We are committed to helping you find the assignment that best fits your skills and lifestyle.

• Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)
• $235/hour
• Start September
• Duration: 3 months
• Shifts: Day 4x10-Hour (07:00 - 17:30)
• In-Patient
• Kentucky state license required, facility open to licensing, 90 day credentialing timeframe.
• Cases/Procedures: CRNA will cover Ortho, Trauma, Vascular, and Neuro cases (no Heart, no OB). Required skills include intubation, central line, arterial line, and line placement. Blocks not likely needed. All providers required to work NORA.
• EMR: EPIC
• Location: Kentucky

KEYWORDS: CRNA, Anesthsia, Airway Management, Patient Assessment, Intraoperative Care, Pain Management, Hemodynamic Monitoring, Intubation, Critical Thinking, Patient Safety