CRNA Needed in AK - PRN (will license)

Job description

Location: Juneau, AK & Sitka, AK

Sitka, AK

Schedule & Call Work Schedule:

Currently 9 week blocks, during that week you will work:

2 weeks of 24/7 call starts on Tues AM and ends on Tues AM

4 weeks Tue - Fri 10hr shifts (0700 - 1700)

3 weeks off

Must Take Call

Would consider 2 on 2 off, preference is full time

All below are 7 am shifts

September:

9-12th

16-19th

23-29th (call)

30x2

October:

1–3x2

7-10 (regular)

7-13 (call)

14-17x2

21-24

28-Sign up or sign in for contact informationrd (Call)

November:

1st-3rd (call)

4th-7th (Regular)

11th-14th (regular)

11th-24th (Call)

25th-28thx2

December:

2nd–5th

9th–12th

16th–19th

23rd-January 3rd (call)

30th- January 2nd (regular)

January:

January 1st-3rd (call)

30th- January 2nd (regular)

~Approx. 6 shifts per month in an office based procedure Clinic (separate location) (Providing sedation services Starting in June)

On-Call & Emergency Procedures:

Call is from home, call back 30min, back-up is generally available

Call Volumes - Average call back is approx 10hrs/week but is variable

Licensed providers highly preferred

General mix, Ortho, ENT, Endo, GYN, OB

Required certifications: BLS, ACLS, PALS

Preferred (not required) certifications: ATLS, ALSO, NRP, STABLE.

DEA -not required

**Certs must be through the American Heart Association

Facility Size - 25+ bed (critical access) hospital.

ED is a Level IV Trauma runs 24hrs

CRNA only model; all CRNAs practice independently and automously; no MDAs

Will the CRNA provide services to adults and pediatrics? Both - Well peds only (ENT, minor ortho, dental)

How many cases do you perform weekly? Approx. 30 cases/week

Specialties Serviced by Anesthesia:

Surgical Specialties: ranked from most common to lease - endo, general surgery, ortho, ENT, podiatry, OB/Gyn, Dental; no planned high risk cases; 95% bread/butter

OB Anesthesia:
-OB labor epidurals/scheduled c-sections/rare emergent c-section; approx 8 deliveries a month with about 70% epidural rate; low risk deliveries only

What anesthesia is used for labor, delivery, and C-sections? Labor epidurals/spinals
Pain Management & Nerve Blocks:

Do you perform nerve blocks or chronic pain procedures? What types of blocks are commonly required? Interscalene, supraclavicular, axillary, Fascia Illiaca, femoral, PENG, adductor canal, popliteal; no chronic pain procedures; flexible regarding block experience

Scope of Practice in ICU:
-We do provide assistance with intubations on floor/code response, occasional blocks/sedation in ED for procedures, flexible regarding central line placement/experience

Emergency response:
-Do CRNAs respond to codes blues, rapid response calls, etc? Code Blues /Traumas only


On-Call & Emergency Procedures:
-Call is from home, call back 30min, back-up is generally available

Average call back is approx. 10hrs/week but is variable

Mix of cases: Generals, sedation, epidurals, spinals. Support ED/Floor with codes/intubations.

Must feel comfortable with independent practice. Critical access hospital with 2 OR and procedure suite. Island with nearest transfer facility approx. 3 hrs away by plane.

Credentialing Details
-90 days

Juneau, AK

Licensed providers highly preferred

General mix, Ortho, ENT, Endo, GYN, OB

Required certifications: BLS, ACLS, PALS

Preferred certifications: ATLS, ALSO, NRP, STABLE.

**Certs must be through the American Heart Association

2 years of clinical experience

Facility Size - 25+ bed (critical access) hospital.

ED is a Level IV Trauma runs 24hrs

Approximately 6 shifts per month in an office based procedure Clinic*** (providing sedation services) Starting in June

Shifts are generally 10hr days

All Shifts belay are 7 am shifts:

June 16-18

June 30- July 2nd

July 7-8th

August 4th-6th

August 18-20th

Sept 1st-3rd

Sept. 15th-17th

• 6 months going
• No Call
• Travel and malpractice included