At a glance
About this assignment
Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) Locum Tenens | Wisconsin
Provider Details:
- Specialty: CRNA
- Job Class: Locum Tenens
- Provider Type: CRNA
- Provider Credentials: CRNA
- Board Status: Board Certified or Board Eligible
- Number of Positions: 1
Shift Details:
- Estimated Start Date: July 12, 2026
- Requested Date of Coverage and Schedule: Full Time ongoing
- Case Mix: Includes general, GI, OB, neuro, vascular, ortho, healthy peds, ENT, urology, EP lab, MRI, and occasional IR cases.
- Schedule: Scheduled Clinical Hours Plus Call
Licensing Details:
- License: An active Wisconsin state license is required.
- Willing to License: Yes
Additional Information:
We are seeking a dedicated and skilled CRNA to join our team in Wisconsin. This locum tenens position offers a diverse case mix and the opportunity to work in a supportive and dynamic environment. If you are a CRNA looking for a new opportunity, we encourage you to apply.
We look forward to receiving your application and discussing how you can contribute to our team.
Day to day
Shifts are either 8 or 10 hours (7a–3p or 7a–5p), with 12-hour shifts typically available for call only. Some 12 hour shifts are available to enhance coverage for EP services.
Practice details
- Not solo coverage
- Shift pattern: Shift+Call
Case mix
- Case variety includes general, GI, OB, neuro, vascular, ortho, healthy peds, ENT, urology, EP lab, MRI, and occasional IR cases.
Call
Typical call coverage is six weeknight shifts and one weekend shift every 14 weeks. Evening and weekend call is a 2nd call beeper from home or hotel; MDAs are 1st call. CRNAs are contacted for emergencies, complex cases, difficult airways.
Licensing & requirements
- State license not required upfront
- We'll sponsor licensure if you're not yet licensed here
- Minimum 1 years' experience
Other details
The CRNA schedule is organized in a 14-week block rotation, including call coverage. We can offer a predicable, full-time schedule. - We operate under a supervision model: MDAs handle pre- and post-ops and are available for case management as needed. - CRNAs are mainly in the OR, while MDAs handle pre-/post-ops, orders, regional blocks, and assist as needed. - We strive for teamwork so that CRNAs and MDAs can provide one morning and one lunch break daily. - There’s opportunity for CRNAs interested in working independently including blocks, epidurals, etc. - We regularly perform spinals for C-sections and ortho total joints.
Apply for this role
Your details go straight to a physician-led recruiter against reference JOB-02343.