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LocumTenens.com seeks a board-certified CRNA for a day shift locum assignment in Toledo, Ohio. The role requires independence in anesthesia delivery under physician supervision with no on-call requirements.
Case mix includes endoscopy, plastics, blocks, general ASC and ophthalmology. Credentialing is expected within about 90 days; prescriptive authority is required. The assignment starts 10/05 and is ongoing, with 8- or 10-hour shifts onsite.
Job Reference Id: ORD-CRNA-OHTitle: CRNADates Needed: 10/05 - OngoingShift Type: Day ShiftAssignment Type: ORCall Required: NoBoard Certification Required: YesJob Duration: Locums
This busy hospital provides surgical and anesthesia services within an organized operating room program in Toledo, Ohio. The facility operates under a physician supervision model and maintains established perioperative protocols designed to support quality patient care delivery. Locum tenens CRNA coverage is sought to address current staffing needs within the Anesthesia Department.
Toledo, Ohio offers a range of attractions suited to diverse interests, including the Toledo Zoo and Aquarium, the Toledo Museum of Art, and outdoor spaces such as Wildwood Preserve Metropark and Glass City Metropark. Clinicians on assignment may also explore guided tours, scavenger hunts, and river rides within the city, or venture to nearby destinations such as Schedel Arboretum and Gardens, approximately 21 miles away, and Luna Pier and Beach, approximately 13 miles away. The area provides varied options for engagement beyond the clinical setting.
Clinicians in this role will provide anesthesia services under a physician supervision model during day shifts at an operating room facility in Toledo, Ohio, with 8-hour and 10-hour shift options available. The surgical case mix includes endoscopy, plastics, blocks, general ASC, and ophthalmology procedures. No call coverage is required for this locum tenens assignment. Board certification and prescriptive authority are required for all clinicians in this role, and credentialing is estimated at 90 days.