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West Tennessee Healthcare·Napoleon, Ohio
CRNA
The CRNA will assess, plan, implement, and evaluate the anesthesia needs of patients undergoing various procedures. They will collaborate with physicians and other departments while ensuring patient safety and comfort throughout the anesthesia process.
8 - Day (United States of America)
Job Description: Summary:
Assess, plan, implement and evaluate the anesthesia needs of patients undergoing obstetrical, surgical and/or invasive procedures. A CRNA will work under the leadership of the Lead CRNA. It is anticipated that each CRNA will make decisions that require expert clinical judgment and will do so in collaboration with physicians, patients, patient families, and other departments. Employee is subject to call back and overtime as required by the hospital.
Maintain a positive work environment and contribute to the overall team effort of the department and hospital.
Greet guests in accordance to our Guest Excellence principles.
Follow practice guidelines set forth by the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA). Assemble and check all needed equipment prior to patient’s arrival to surgical suite.
Interview patient prior to procedure regarding pertinent health and past anesthesia history as well as perform a physical assessment as indicated.
Review health assessment data and medication history with consideration toward potential interaction with anesthetic agents. Determine and assign anesthesia class (ASA physical status) based on this assessment.
Plan method and choice of anesthetic agents to be used based on pre-anesthesia assessment, and review such plan with patient and anesthesiologist/supervising physician as necessary.
Review chart for completeness and any new data. Document accurately in the electronic medical record throughout the case.
Communicate with the anesthesiologist, supervising physician, and/or surgeon regarding any existing or potential problems associated with or encountered with the anesthetic.
Monitor pre-induction as well as intra-operative vital signs to include cardiac and respiratory parameters.
Administer general, spinal, epidural and other regional anesthesia as appropriate.
Modify anesthesia level and drug delivery as needed based on patient’s status and progress of procedure. Keep surgeon, operating room team, and anesthesiologist/supervising physician notified of any changes in patient’s status.
Monitor vital functions during postoperative transfer of care and provides a detailed report of the patient to the receiving nurse upon arrival in PACU, ICU or otherwise.
Contribute to the department initiative of reassessing patient within 48 hours postoperatively for any anesthesia related complications per CMS standards.
Perform related responsibilities as required or directed.
Maintain clinical competence through continuing education. Assume responsibility for insuring continued professional growth.
• Care of the surgical or procedural patient, pre, intra, and post-operatively
We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, ethnicity, disability, religion, national origin, gender, gender identity, gender expression, marital status, sexual orientation, age, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.
Candidates must have current licensure as a registered nurse and as an advanced practice nurse in Tennessee, along with certification as a CRNA. Proficiency in nursing and anesthesia practices is required, typically acquired through an accredited anesthesia educational program.
Market context
In Ohio, physician openings are often tied to steady demand across hospitals, clinics, and outpatient settings, especially where access and continuity of care matter. These roles are competitive because employers look for strong clinical judgment, current BLS certification, and the ability to work across fast-paced care teams; this platform’s AI-summarized requirements and benefits help you review the original posting faster. If you are considering applying, confirm the certification timeline and gather documentation for your medical assisting or office management background before submitting.