CRNA | Norfolk, VA | 3x12 Nights + Level I Trauma

Job description

Job 6573 – CRNA | Norfolk, VA

Looking to consolidate your schedule into three shifts per week while maintaining high-acuity clinical experience? This Norfolk CRNA assignment offers 3×12 overnight shifts in a large tertiary-care teaching environment with Level I Adult Trauma and OB anesthesia coverage.

The initial assignment runs three months with an option to extend and is specifically seeking an experienced CRNA with current Trauma, OB, epidural and spinal anesthesia experience.

JOB SNAPSHOT

✔ Start: November 23, 2026
✔ Assignment: 3 months + option to extend
✔ Schedule: 3×12 Nights
✔ Shift: 7:00 PM–7:00 AM
✔ Hours: 36/week
✔ Setting: Inpatient Tertiary-Care Teaching Hospital
✔ Trauma: Level I Adult Trauma
✔ Hospital Size: 525 beds
✔ Cases: Trauma + OB Anesthesia
✔ Required Skills: Epidurals + Spinals
✔ EMR: Cerner
✔ License: Virginia
✔ Travel: Round-trip flights + eligible ground transportation/parking
✔ Malpractice: Top rated coverage with tail included

WHAT YOUR NIGHT ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE

You'll work three 7 PM–7 AM shifts each week providing overnight inpatient anesthesia coverage in a Level I Adult Trauma environment. Expect Trauma and OB to be central to the role, including hands-on epidural and spinal anesthesia. Exact nights are coordinated by the anesthesia team.

🎯 Best Fit

Experienced CRNA comfortable with overnight high-acuity practice who has current Trauma and OB anesthesia experience, including epidurals and spinals. Particularly attractive for someone who prefers three longer shifts rather than a traditional five-day schedule.

📍 Geographic Hook

Norfolk anchors the Hampton Roads coastal region, with Virginia Beach, Chesapeake and other waterfront communities nearby. The 3×12 structure leaves four days away from scheduled shifts each week, making the coastal Virginia location an especially strong travel-assignment angle.

• 3×12 nights | 7 PM–7 AM
• Level I Adult Trauma + OB anesthesia
• 3-month assignment with extension potential