Careers: North American Partners in Anesthesia

With healthcare settings continuously evolving, the CRNA per diem job  is emerging as a valuable tactic for hospital and facility leadership, as well as for the Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist. These positions provide unparalleled flexibility by enabling the CRNA to work whenever and wherever they prefer to work – and in turn, the hospital or surgical center has the ability to have a per diem workforce. Unlike a full-time job, CRNA per diem employment is a way to fill temporary or shift-based needs. That affords nurse anesthetists the flexibility to practice in several clinical settings—ranging from outpatient surgical centers to trauma hospitals—while still controlling their schedules. It’s perfect for someone looking for a better work-life balance or a way to make some extra money with no long-term commitment. One of the most attractive aspects of CRNA per diem jobs is the competitive pay. Compensation is typically calculated hourly and tends to be higher than staff salari...

The need for trained health professionals is growing, and careers in nurse anesthesia are leading the charge. Certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs) are advanced practice nurses widely recognized in the care of patients during surgical, pain management and critical care procedures. As capable providers of safe anesthesia, working without the need for supervision, CRNAs span the world of nursing and medicine and provide independence and accountability for the work they perform.   Nurse anesthesia is a demanding field of study, usually starting with a career as a registered nurse and leading to a master’s or doctoral education in nurse anesthesia. The process may be challenging, but well worth it, as this career path offers substantial job security, above-average salaries, and options as to what kind of work environment to practice in, such as hospitals, outpatient centers, military and private practices.   The most attractive aspect of a nurse anesthetist career  ...