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LocumTenens.com is seeking a CRNA for a locum tenens assignment in Indiana. You will provide anesthesia services in an OR setting under physician supervision, with day shifts and required call coverage.
The role involves a diverse case mix and collaboration with the anesthesia team to ensure patient safety and high-quality care. Board certification and prescriptive authority are required, with Indiana licensure eligibility.
This regional referral hospital serves as a leading healthcare provider for its area, offering comprehensive medical, surgical, trauma, cardiovascular, cancer, women's health, neonatal, and specialty care services. As a Level III Trauma Center and home to the region's largest emergency department, the facility combines advanced clinical capabilities with a strong commitment to patient-centered care. Locum tenens CRNA coverage is sought from December through April to address staffing needs within the Anesthesia Department.
Indiana offers a range of attractions across its regions suited to diverse interests. The state provides opportunities for outdoor recreation, including hiking, kayaking, and wildlife observation, as well as cultural venues and performing arts. Visitors and residents alike will find scenic landscapes, unique local architecture, and year-round activities throughout the state. Clinicians on assignment will find varied options for recreation and cultural exploration during their time in the region.
Clinicians in this role will provide anesthesia services under a physician supervision model during day shifts within an operating room setting, with call coverage required. The surgical case mix includes Cardiac, Orthopedic, Endoscopy, General Surgery, Ophthalmology, Vascular, GYN, Pediatric, Urologic, Acute Pain, and Trauma cases, offering broad clinical exposure across multiple surgical service lines. Clinicians operate with a high degree of autonomy, with an anesthesiologist available on-site for consultation, supporting practice at the top of their license within a collaborative perioperative environment. Board certification and prescriptive authority are required for all clinicians considered for this role.