CRNA opening in Kentucky. Willing to license and look at 2 weeks per month!

Job description

Aya Locums is partnering with a respected Level 1 Trauma Center in Kentucky seeking a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) for a full-time locum opportunity. This is a great long-term contract with flexible scheduling and no weekend or call requirements.

Position Highlights:
Specialty: CRNA

Start Date: ASAP

Contract Length: 26 weeks

Schedule: Full-time; 0630AM – 0530PM (½-hour lunch)

Shift Options:

4x10s (M–Th or T–F preferred)

Will also consider 3x12s, 4x12s, or 5x12s

Call/Weekends: None

Minimum Availability: Must be available 3 weeks/month

Practice Details:
Facility Type: Hospital – Level 1 Trauma Center

Case Mix: Ortho, Trauma, Vascular, Neuro (No Hearts, No OB)

Patient Population: All ages (no Neonates)

Cases/Day: 1–9 daily (varies)

Support Staff:

CRNAs, Anesthesia Techs, and Anesthesiologists

Medically directed model – Typically 2:1 or 3:1

Attending often paired with a Resident

EMR: EPIC (preferred)

Procedures Required:

Intubation

Central Line

Arterial Line

Line Placement

Must be comfortable with NORA cases

Blocks not typically required

Qualifications:
Certification: NBCRNA (Board Certified)

License: Active KY license preferred; open to candidates willing to license

Experience: Minimum 1 year (No new grads)

Credentialing Timeframe: 90 days

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• Flexible Scheduling with No Call/Weekends: Multiple shift options available (4x10, 5x10, 3x12, etc.) with no weekend or call coverage required.
• High-Acuity, Teaching Environment: Work at a Level 1 Trauma Center alongside Anesthesiologists and Residents in a medically directed team model.
• Diverse Case Mix + Procedures: Opportunity to manage a broad range of cases (Ortho, Trauma, Neuro, Vascular) and perform advanced procedures like intubation, central/arterial line placement, and more.