CRNA needed in Indiana.

CRNA needed to start in October and work on-going. Looking for candidates with 1-2 week a month of availability.

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Shifts available: 24 Hour Call (7a-7a), Day Shift (7a-3p), Night Call (3p-7a)

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Privileges available: Full Privileges, Temp Privileges

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Minimum years of Experience: 2

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Geographic restriction: Within driving distance of Madison, IN preferred

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Other job post notes: One night call shift per week, and rotating weekend call coverage.

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Credentials Accepted: CRNA

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Board level: Certified

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Certifications: ACLS

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Other Role Notes: The Anesthesia OR team has 2.5 fulltime MDs and 1 fulltime CRNA. The facility has been using locum coverage for the other 2.5 positions, but none of the current locum providers can cover these weeks.

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Practice Setting:

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CRNAs practice independently with surgeon supervision based on the surgical case.

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CRNAs are responsible for managing and preparing their own cases.

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Facility includes 7 Operating Rooms & 1 Cystoscopy Room. They typically run 4 ORs daily, and keep 1 room reserved for OB.

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Call Coverage:

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- Primary call responsibilities are OB-related.

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- After placing an epidural, the provider may return to the hotel while remaining on call.

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- Nursing staff can manage epidural infusions, but any medication adjustments or boluses require the anesthesia provider to return to the hospital.

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- For emergency C-sections, providers must be able to arrive within 17 minutes when taking call from a hotel.

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- During VBAC deliveries (approximately 1 per month), the anesthesia provider must remain in-house.

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Backup call is primarily utilized for:

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- Additional epidural needs

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- Emergency C-sections

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- Situations where the primary call provider is occupied with a complex case

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Facility averages approximately one delivery per day.

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Types of Procedures: ENT, Eyes, GS, Ortho, Urology, OB

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- Epidurals

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- Neuraxial anesthesia

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- Regional anesthesia

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- Single-shot interscalene blocks for shoulder surgery (no catheter placements)

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- Occasional regional blocks as clinically indicated

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Additional practice details:

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No involvement with Pain Management services.

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Responds to code situations only when airway management assistance is required.

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Central line placement is rare.

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Endoscopy and TEE anesthesia support is infrequent and typically scheduled in advance for higher-acuity patients.

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Pediatric cases:

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No patients under 1 year of age unless discussed directly between the surgeon and anesthesia provider prior to scheduling.

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Healthy children 6 months and older may be seen for ear tube procedures.

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ENT:

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Tonsillectomy patients under age 3 are admitted overnight for observation.

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Orthopedics:

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Total hip and knee procedures are routinely performed under spinal anesthesia with same-day discharge.

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Ideal Candidate:

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- Comfortable practicing with a high degree of autonomy.

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- Experienced with OB anesthesia, epidurals, spinal anesthesia, and routine regional blocks.

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- Able to provide call coverage in a rural/community hospital setting with emphasis on obstetric support.

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$1000 referral bonus received for any referral who works 30 days.

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$Competitive Rate weeknight call + Premium if called in, Weekend Call equals 6 Regular Hours Per Day + Premium When Called In.

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$Competitive Hourly pay + housing + travel + A++ rated malpractice insurance with tail coverage included.

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HOW TO APPLY: Email your resume to: [email protected]