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CRNA Job in Midwest City, Oklahoma

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Adelphi Locums

Midwest City, OK (In Person)

Full-Time

Posted 1 week ago (Updated 2 days ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 7/14/2026

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[Not Provided] Join a supportive hospital team in Midwest City, OK as a locum CRNA. This role is ongoing, beginning Jul 27, 2026, with a Monday-Friday clinical schedule from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., and participation in a call rotation as the late person (minimal overnight call-ins). Travel and lodging are covered. You'll provide anesthesia across a broad adult caseload with some pediatric cases. Typical cases include general surgery, orthopedics, endoscopy/GI, ENT (including some pediatric ENT), gynecology, spine, and cath lab procedures. Practice to the full scope of your CRNA license (obstetrics excluded) while working alongside a stable group of CRNAs.
Requirements and preferences:
Active Oklahoma license Board certification required BLS required; ACLS preferred Regional anesthesia proficiency preferred (training available)
Responsibilities:
Deliver safe, effective anesthesia care for the listed case mix Participate in the call rotation as assigned Collaborate with the clinical team and maintain clear communication Keep precise documentation and follow hospital policies Facility setting: Hospital.
Coverage:
clinical plus call.
Service population:
primarily adults with some pediatric patients.