Locums CRNA Needed in Minnesota!

Job description

Need OB Hospitalist providers that can handle high risk pregnancies. In the day, MFM will be available in house. MFM on call at night.
Looking for ASAP Start
Must have Trauma I or II experience
MN License Highly Preferred. If no MN license, IMLC is Required!
Open to generalists who are interested in high risk with MFM full support

Start date: ASAP **looking for clean candidates to start ASAP with emergency temps (file must be clean for emer temps)
Duration: Ongoing
Shift times: 24hr Hospital In-house Call 7a-7a
**If provider prefers 12s they can also accommodate!!

Department Description:
- 11-12 deliveries per day
- Level II nursery
-The OBH role primarily covers the MFM service and its patients along with being available for any urgent OB needs and emergencies on the unit. Typically assisting other OB providers with c sections and other obstetrical procedures.
-Pregnant and postpartum patients requiring ECMO-level care are rare. When these cases occur, they are primarily managed by the Maternal-Fetal Medicine (MFM) and ICU teams.
-ECMO patients are co-managed by MFM physicians and ICU providers, who serve as the primary decision-makers for these highly complex cases.
-Delivery responsibility for the highest-acuity patients varies by clinical setting. CVICU deliveries are generally performed by MFM physicians, while ICU deliveries are typically managed by OB Hospitalists/Generalists with support from the MFM and ICU teams.
-The patient population is predominantly high-risk, with more than 90% of the Maternal Placental Program (MPP) census requiring MFM involvement or management.
-OB Hospitalists are expected to both co-manage patients with MFM specialists and provide obstetric coverage, including labor and delivery care.
-The facility is not aware of any procedures, patient populations, or acuity levels that previous locum providers have declined due to clinical complexity.