CRNA Locum Tenens Opportunity – Eastern Pennsylvania

Job description

Start Date: May 4, 2026
Assignment Length: Ongoing (through October 2026)
Location: Eastern Pennsylvania (approximately 1 hour northwest of Philadelphia)

Position Overview
A large, high-acuity Level I Trauma hospital in eastern Pennsylvania is seeking locum tenens CRNAs for ongoing coverage. This is a supervised anesthesia model with a high-volume surgical environment and no call required.
Multiple providers may be considered, but full-time availability is required.

Schedule
Monday–Friday only
5×8s or 4×10s (provider must be flexible)
Overtime applies after 40 hours per week only
No call, no weekends
Minimum availability: 3 weeks per month
Ideal availability: 4 weeks per month

Practice Setting
Level I Trauma Center
700+ bed hospital
24+ operating rooms, including hybrid ORs
Approximately 30,000 anesthesia cases annually
Stroke-certified facility
Large, collaborative anesthesia care team

Case Mix
General Surgery
Orthopedics (including complex cases)
Neuro, Head & Spine
Vascular (excluding open heart)
Cardiac procedures such as mitral clips and Watchman (no open heart)
Regional anesthesia
Trauma
Pediatrics (healthy peds; not high volume)
No OB
Anesthesia Model
Medically supervised
CRNAs work alongside anesthesiologists
Full anesthesia technician and support staff available

Patient Population
All ages
EMR
Epic

Credentialing
Average timeframe: ~3 months
No temporary privileges available
Active Pennsylvania CRNA license required at submission

Requirements
Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)
Active PA license (required)
Full-time availability (minimum 3 weeks/month)
Comfortable in a high-acuity, high-volume trauma setting
Experience across broad surgical case mix
COVID vaccination required

Compensation
Hourly Rate: $230/hour
Travel & Lodging: Provided
Why This Assignment
No call or weekends

Consistent weekday schedule
High-acuity experience for seasoned CRNAs
Large, well-supported anesthesia department
Ongoing need with schedule stability