Pediatric CRNA: 24/7 OR Coverage & Level 1 Trauma

Children's Minnesota; Minneapolis (MN); On-site; USD 190,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

Children’s Minnesota’s Anesthesia Department is seeking full-time CRNAs (or 0.8 FTE) to join our busy pediatric practice across the Minneapolis and Minnetonka West campuses. The role includes 8-hour and 10-hour shifts, covering up to 15 operating rooms and more than 19,000 surgical cases per year.

The position also provides 24/7 OR coverage for Level 1 Pediatric Trauma, with involvement in cardiac, neuro and neonatal cases, and opportunities to participate in perioperative care and pain

Qualifications

• Licensed RN in Minnesota with current license.
• Graduate of an accredited nurse anesthesia program.
• CRNA license and active certification.
• BLS certification; PALS and/or ACLS up to date.

Responsibilities

• Provide anesthesia services (inpatient and outpatient) for cardiac, neuro, level 1 trauma, and neonatal cases.
• Supply 24/7 operating room coverage for Level 1 Pediatric Trauma patients.
• Act as first responder for all code blue situations and Level 1 traumas, performing airway management.
• Participate in ancillary services as needed throughout the hospital.
• Manage respiratory and airway care and perform professional consultations for patients requiring unusual pain‑management techniques or analgesic nerve blocks.
• Encourage parental involvement during induction of anesthesia whenever safely possible.

Education

Graduate of an accredited nurse anesthesia education program

CRNA license

Minnesota RN license

BLS certification

PALS and/or ACLS certification

Job description

Children’s Minnesota’s Anesthesia Department is seeking full-time CRNAs (or 0.8 FTE) to join our busy pediatric practice across the Minneapolis and Minnetonka West campuses. The role includes 8-hour and 10-hour shifts, covering up to 15 operating rooms and more than 19,000 surgical cases per year.

The position also provides 24/7 OR coverage for Level 1 Pediatric Trauma, with involvement in cardiac, neuro and neonatal cases, and opportunities to participate in perioperative care and pain