CRNA Needed for Locum Tenens Coverage at Facility in Seattle, Washington

Job description

About the facility

This busy hospital provides comprehensive surgical and procedural anesthesia services across a broad range of specialties, including cardiac-capable cases and non-operating room anesthesia sites. The facility operates under a medical direction model and maintains organized workflows to support CRNA practice. Locum tenens coverage is sought on a full-time basis to address additional clinical volume needs.

About the facility location

Seattle, Washington, offers a range of activities suited to diverse interests. Visitors may explore Pike Place Market, the Space Needle, the Seattle Aquarium, and the Seattle Great Wheel along the waterfront. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy beaches, ferry trips, and excursions to Mt. Rainier, located approximately 60 miles from the city center, while Mariners baseball games and harbor tours provide additional options for those seeking varied experiences.

About the clinician's workday

The CRNA will provide anesthesia services under medical direction at an inpatient and OR facility in Seattle, Washington, on a Monday through Friday schedule of 4x10-hour day shifts, with a requirement to work one Saturday every three months as part of the standard 40-hour week. Case types include cardiac procedures such as cath lab and structural heart procedures (TAVRs, Watchmans, and Mitra Clips), as well as neuro, ENT, general surgery, GYN, urology, orthopedics, plastics, gastroenterology, vascular, electrophysiology lab, interventional cardiac, and interventional radiology. Non-operating room anesthesia sites account for more than 40 percent of the case volume. No obstetrics, pediatrics, trauma, eyes, or intrathoracic procedures are included in the case mix, and no call is required for this assignment.

Additional job details

• Case load/PPD: Variable
• Patient population: All Ages
• Location type: On-Site
• Prescriptive authority required: No
• % Hands on: 0%
• Supervision/medical direction: Medical Direction