77 consultants·Urbana, Illinois
The Locum CRNA is responsible for administering anesthesia and monitoring patients throughout various surgical procedures. They collaborate with surgeons and medical staff to ensure patient safety and optimal clinical outcomes.
. This contract position is designed for associate-level professionals seeking to make a meaningful impact in the Medical Practice industry while working on-site.
As a Locum CRNA, you will play a vital role in administering anesthesia and monitoring patients throughout surgical procedures. Your expertise will contribute significantly to patient safety and comfort, and you'll collaborate closely with surgeons and other medical staff to ensure the best possible outcomes.
We offer a competitive salary package, providing you with the financial stability you need while you focus on delivering high-quality care to our patients.
**Position Requirements: **
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Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) with current ACLS and BLS certifications.
An active license to practice as a CRNA in Illinois is mandatory.
**Scheduling Details: **
Immediate upon credentialing.
Four 10-hour shifts per week, with options for Monday-Thursday or Tuesday-Friday from 7 AM to 5 PM.
Involves multiple specialties with a predominant focus on general anesthesia. Spinal and epidural procedures are infrequent. There are no obstetric, cardiac, or pediatric cases for patients under 4 years old. Potential care in gastroenterology (GI), electrophysiology (EP), and interventional radiology (IR) may be included.
**Preferred Candidate Profile: **
Active IL CRNA license and compliance with BLS and ACLS.
Those who are credentialing-friendly with a clean background are strongly preferred.
**Certification Specifications: **
- **ACLS**: American Heart Association (AHA)
- **BLS**: American Heart Association (AHA)
- **National Certification**: NBCRNA
Market context
Locum CRNA roles in Illinois are often driven by coverage needs, schedule gaps, and seasonal volume changes, so openings can move quickly. These assignments are competitive because facilities typically want an active Illinois license, current ACLS and BLS, and NBCRNA certification, and candidates who can start promptly may have an advantage. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform against the original posting, then confirm your license and certifications before applying.
