We currently have a team of 5 Full-Time CRNAs, 2 locums CRNAs and 2 Full Time Anesthesiologists. We are looking to replace the 2 locums’ providers with Full-Time CRNAs to complete our team and get back up to 7. This position is going to be a very standard CRNA position. There are no Hearts, Heads, Vascular or Cardiac. Blocks are not a requirement or When asked about the practice, Leah Gibson, CRNA said, “The variety of cases you get shifts constantly, like we don't have one person that always does scopes, or one person that always does ortho. We all do everything, which is really nice, and we don't let the surgeons like pick their favorite CRNA that only does their case every week, we all work with every surgeon so there is familiarity with the whole team.”
Rebecca Heisinger, CRNA, said “We work independently and yet still very collaborative. And that is sort of hard to find in the CRNA world. Our team has always really respected each other and worked well with Dr. Domsky and Dr. Tomlinson, who have always really respected us.”
When asked what he is looking for in a new CRNA, Dr. Tomsky said “I think just being smart and safe. I would say our group of CRNAs are very good. I have not had any issues with them. They do a good job. There are quality people. They take good care of patients and are invested in their care, and one thing they say here is you’re a neighbor, not a number. Everybody you're taking care of or interacting with knows providers personally, outside of work, so I think it ups the level of care. I think it makes it all a little bit more real. So, this team is very good, and we work together to provide the best care.”