What are the responsibilities and job description for the CRNA position at The University of Vermont Medical Center?
Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) - The University of Vermont Medical Center
Role Overview: Join our dedicated anesthesia care team at The University of Vermont Medical Center, where excellence, safety, and cooperation are the core values. As a CRNA, your skills and compassionate care will make a significant impact on patient experiences.
Responsibilities
Role Overview: Join our dedicated anesthesia care team at The University of Vermont Medical Center, where excellence, safety, and cooperation are the core values. As a CRNA, your skills and compassionate care will make a significant impact on patient experiences.
Responsibilities
- Administer Anesthesia: Act within the scope of practice, appended to this document.
- Patient Assessment: Provide patient assessment for the attending physician's review and selection of an anesthesia care plan.
- Collaboration: Work with patients, families, surgeons, anesthesiologists, and hospital staff daily to achieve the best outcomes.
- Education: B.S.N. or Bachelor's degree in healthcare; CRNA Master's or Doctorate from an accredited educational program.
- Experience: 1-2 years preferred; new graduates welcome.
- Licenses/Certifications: Licensed RN and APRN in Vermont; NBCRNA Certification.
- Knowledge: Requires understanding of medication safety and security.
- Reporting Relationships: Report to Clinical Coordinator/Lead of Anesthesiology APP Practice and Business Director of Anesthesiology.
- Freedom to Act: Must act within the scope of practice.
- OSHA Exposure & Working Environment: (Refer to Attachments I and II)
- Confidentiality & Compliance: Uphold confidentiality and compliance, complete required competencies, training, and adhere to the code of conduct.
