CRNA in Vermont

Job description

A well-respected critical access hospital is seeking a CRNA for an ongoing locum tenens opportunity in a supportive and autonomous practice environment. This assignment is ideal for providers looking for flexibility, consistent supplemental coverage, and a broad mix of general anesthesia cases without high-acuity complexity.

Position Highlights
Flexible monthly scheduling with ongoing coverage needs
Consistent daytime hours with optional call opportunities
Independent CRNA practice model
Supportive surgical team and efficient OR environment
Long-term assignment potential

Clinical Responsibilities
Providers will primarily handle a diverse “bread and butter” case mix including:
General Surgery
Orthopedics
Urology
OB/Birth cases
Occasional ENT pediatric cases
No scheduled pediatric surgeries or high-acuity pediatric cases required.

Practice Environment
Critical access hospital setting
Collaborative OR environment with strong surgeon communication
Independent anesthesia practice with clinical autonomy
Primarily adult patient population with occasional pediatric exposure
Streamlined workflows and manageable case volumes

Ideal Candidate
NBCRNA Board Certification required
Active Vermont license required
Comfortable practicing independently
Experience with general anesthesia and community hospital case mix preferred
Clean background required for credentialing

Why Providers Are Interested in This Assignment
Flexible scheduling ideal for supplemental locums work
Predictable daytime schedule with optional call
Independent practice environment with strong autonomy
Broad but manageable surgical case mix
Collegial community hospital atmosphere

This opportunity is ideal for CRNAs seeking flexible ongoing coverage in a low-stress, independent practice setting with a supportive team and excellent work-life balance.

• Flexible monthly scheduling with ongoing coverage needs
• Independent CRNA practice model
• Consistent daytime hours with optional call opportunities