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The CRNA Director of Anesthesia Services leads and oversees the delivery of patient-centered anesthetic care in collaboration with anesthesiologists, surgeons, and medical teams. This role ensures high standards of clinical care, professional ethics, and continuous competency development while managing anesthesia services for diverse medical and surgical procedures. The position requires advanced nursing licensure, strong communication skills, and the ability to perform under stressful conditions in a hospital environment.

The CRNA Director of Anesthesia Services leads and oversees the delivery of patient-centered anesthetic care in collaboration with anesthesiologists, surgeons, and medical teams. This role ensures high standards of clinical care, professional ethics, and continuous competency development while managing anesthesia services for diverse medical and surgical procedures. The position requires advanced nursing licensure, strong communication skills, and the ability to perform under stressful conditions in a hospital environment.

The CRNA Policy Analyst provides expert anesthesia care in collaboration with medical teams, ensuring patient-centered, safe, and effective anesthesia during medical and surgical procedures. They maintain comprehensive patient care documentation, uphold high ethical standards, and continuously advance their professional competencies. This role requires advanced clinical skills, state licensure, and the ability to perform under stressful conditions with strong communication and critical thinking abilities.

The CRNA Clinical Coordinator provides expert anesthesia care in collaboration with medical professionals for surgical procedures, ensuring patient-centered and safe practices. This role oversees continuity of care, clinical documentation, and quality management while maintaining professional competence. The position demands strong communication, critical thinking, and adaptability in high-stress clinical environments.

The Emergency Medicine Physician provides critical care and emergency medical services in the ER at Blackfeet Community Hospital, a government-operated facility near Glacier National Park. This role involves diagnosing and stabilizing a wide range of acute conditions including trauma, pediatric emergencies, and critical medical cases, with flexible long-term locum tenens contracts and housing provided. Candidates must be board-certified, hold a valid medical license, and have experience treating diverse patient populations in emergency settings.

The CRNA Director of Anesthesia Services leads and oversees the delivery of patient-centered anesthetic care in collaboration with anesthesiologists, surgeons, and medical teams. This role ensures high standards of clinical care, professional ethics, and continuous competency development while managing anesthesia services for diverse medical and surgical procedures. The position requires advanced nursing licensure, strong communication skills, and the ability to perform under stressful conditions in a hospital environment.

A Pediatrics Physician providing inpatient care specializing in newborns and acute pediatric conditions in a locum tenens role. Responsibilities include managing deliveries, attending high-risk births, performing routine newborn care, and collaborating with nursing staff. The position offers temporary privileges with support including travel, lodging, and malpractice coverage in Bay City, MI.

The CRNA Policy Analyst provides expert anesthesia care in collaboration with medical teams, ensuring patient-centered, safe, and effective anesthesia during medical and surgical procedures. They maintain comprehensive patient care documentation, uphold high ethical standards, and continuously advance their professional competencies. This role requires advanced clinical skills, state licensure, and the ability to perform under stressful conditions with strong communication and critical thinking abilities.

The CRNA Director of Anesthesia Services leads and oversees the delivery of patient-centered anesthetic care in collaboration with anesthesiologists, surgeons, and medical teams. This role ensures high standards of clinical care, professional ethics, and continuous competency development while managing anesthesia services for diverse medical and surgical procedures. The position requires advanced nursing licensure, strong communication skills, and the ability to perform under stressful conditions in a hospital environment.

The CRNA Clinical Coordinator provides expert anesthesia care in collaboration with medical professionals for surgical procedures, ensuring patient-centered and safe practices. This role oversees continuity of care, clinical documentation, and quality management while maintaining professional competence. The position demands strong communication, critical thinking, and adaptability in high-stress clinical environments.