CRNA Travel Nursing Jobs

CRNAs are responsible for administering anesthesia during medical procedures and monitor patients during their recovery. CRNAs make anesthetic decisions for patients such as the method for administering (oral, inhalant, or injection) as well as the type of anesthetic (local, general, or regional). To become a CRNA, much more education is required than other registered nurse specialties. This is due to the risks associated with administering anesthesia as well as the additional responsibilities and complexities associated with the role.

What is a Permanent Nurse?

A permanent nurse, often referred to as a staff nurse, is a registered nurse (RN) who is employed full-time at a healthcare facility, as opposed to taking on various travel nursing assignments. While travel nursing offers RNs the opportunity to explore new locations and contribute to patient care across different communities, permanent nursing positions provide more stability. This stability allows nurses to establish themselves in a specific specialty and pursue career advancement within a single healthcare setting.

If you’re considering permanent placements, partnering with an agency like Medical Solutions can help you maximize your career potential. Apply today, and let the best recruiters support you in finding your ideal role among numerous exclusive permanent RN and allied jobs at leading hospitals across the United States.