CRNA in Arkansas

Job description

Position Overview
Start date: February 2026

Hiring 1–2 CRNAs

Independent practice environment (CRNAs manage their own cases; ~10% medical direction)

Team‑based model in a physician‑owned ambulatory surgery center

Housing available: duplex adjacent to the ASC (3‑bedroom), or full travel coverage provided

Clinical Skills & Block Requirements
Must be comfortable performing nerve blocks

Primary blocks performed:

Interscalene (most common)

Occasional supraclavicular, infraclavicular, and axillary

Adductor canal, genicular PENG, and popliteal blocks

Occasional TAP blocks

Catheter placements: interscalene and adductor canal catheters

Case Types
Ambulatory surgery center cases only — no major hospital‑level complexity

High volume of:

General surgery

Hernias

Eyes

Ears

Sinus

General orthopedics

Colonoscopies

No urology

Neuro‑ortho surgeon operates one Thursday per month (may be covered by another provider)

Annual case volume: approximately 2,800 cases

Schedule & Hours
Procedures begin at 7:30 a.m.; CRNAs must be on site by 7:00 a.m.

Occasional overtime

Time‑and‑a‑half after 40 hours/week or after 8 hours/day

Credentialing
In‑house credentialing process

Alaska requires primary source verification for all licensed providers

Committees can be convened quickly — credentialing can be completed in days

Travel & Licensing
Full travel coverage: airfare, lodging, and rental car

Active Alaska medical license required

Client is open to licensing candidates