A Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) provides anesthesia care with a high degree of autonomy, operating primarily in Level I and Level II hospitals under a 4:1 supervision model. The role involves working scheduled 8- or 10-hour shifts without call, weekends, holidays, or overtime, using EMR systems EPIC and Cerner. Board certification or eligibility and an active Michigan nursing license are required, with credentialing support provided and mandatory flu vaccination policies in place.