CRNA: Perioperative Anesthesia & Airway Expert

West Virginia University; West Virginia; On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

West Virginia University Health System is seeking a CRNA to provide anesthetic care for diverse patients in collaboration with supervising physicians. You will monitor patient responses, administer anesthesia, and participate in pre- and post-anesthetic care within hospital policies.

The position emphasizes airway management, patient safety, and detailed documentation, with duties ranging from induction to emergence of general or regional anesthesia. On-site work in West Virginia is required.

Qualifications

• Current licensure as a Registered Nurse in West Virginia or applicable state.
• Board certified or recertified by NBCRNA.

Responsibilities

• Maintain patient safety at all times.
• Maintain airway management and familiarity with airway adjuncts.
• Operate within scope of clinical privileges.
• Minimize infection risks to patients and staff.
• Maintain confidentiality of patient information.
• Participate in pre-anesthetic evaluation and agent selection.
• Perform anesthetic techniques including IVs, lines, intubation, and arterial puncture.
• Monitor patient response and inform surgeon/anesthesiologist of complications.
• Administer IV fluids and blood products as indicated.
• Document anesthesia status in the record accurately.
• Conduct safety checks on anesthesia equipment and prepare supplies.
• Review informed consent and participate in SBAR surgical pause.
• Communicate with perioperative and postoperative teams.
• Provide anesthesia care in absence of an anesthesiologist if needed.
• Assist teaching of CRNAs and SRNAs; manage controlled substances.
• Maintain professionalism at all times.

Skills

Airway management

Patient monitoring

Education

Registered Nurse license (West Virginia)

CRNA board certification (NBCRNA)

Job description

West Virginia University Health System is seeking a CRNA to provide anesthetic care for diverse patients in collaboration with supervising physicians. You will monitor patient responses, administer anesthesia, and participate in pre- and post-anesthetic care within hospital policies.

The position emphasizes airway management, patient safety, and detailed documentation, with duties ranging from induction to emergence of general or regional anesthesia. On-site work in West Virginia is required.