CRNA - Full Time - Somnia Anesthesia

Overview

Full-Time CRNA - St. Mary’s Medical Center - Endoscopy 

Come join a collaborative team delivering quality patient care at St. Mary’s Medical Endoscopy Center. 

Benefits

• Annual base compensation $312,000 
• Additional earning for call 
• Health | Dental | Vision | Life | Disability 
• 401(k) | Flexible spending accounts 
• Medical professional liability insurance 
• Paid time off | CME 
• W2 and independent contractor options available 

Details 

• 10 ORs + 2 OBs | 427 beds | L2 6 OR plus 1 OB Trauma | Starts 7 am to 5 pm and/or 7 am to 7 pm 
• Average 7,388 cases + 1,055 births annually | general, ortho, urology, | heads, endo, neuro, peds | + OB (100 deliveries a month) 
• Care team model 
• Provide direct anesthesia services to Center patients, on average the clinician will be expected to work 100% clinical  
• Managing incidents or complications 
• Communications with onsite Medical Director on questions regarding safety and policy and procedure protocols 
• Assist and collaborate with your peers efficiently and effectively to ensure smooth patient care and safety 

Requirements

• Active state license | DEA | State CDS 
• 5+ Years Experience 
• Board certification required 
• ACLS | PALS | BLS 

To learn more about this opportunity, please contact Jeff Andersen at (214) 738-2569 or jandersen@somniainc.com

St. Mary’s Medical Center  

St Mary’s Medical Center (SMMC) – Long Beach, CA – is part of the Dignity Health System serving Southern California located between LA and Orange County. SMMC is a Level II trauma center and recognized leader in excellence, innovation, and community services. The facility provides a full complement of services and clinicians get exposure to a wide variety of cases. It is one of less-than 450 hospitals designated as Baby Friendly® and received a Critical Care Excellence Award™ (2021 and 2022) by Healthgrades. 

About Somnia Anesthesia 

Since 1996, Somnia has had a singular focus on anesthesia–investing in clinician professional development so patients can get the best care possible.