A hospital-based CRNA locum opportunity in Topeka, Kansas is open for a 6-month engagement beginning July 6. The position operates under a medical direction model — primarily supervised cases with occasional independent practice — covering a general anesthesia case mix that includes obstetric anesthesia. Call is structured and predictable at 1–2 calls per week, making this a strong fit for experienced locum CRNAs who want stable income without sacrificing schedule control.
Perks and Benefits
- Competitive locum pay rates structured to attract experienced CRNAs
- 6-month contract beginning July 6 — stable assignment without long-term commitment
- Flexible scheduling options designed to support work-life balance
- Predictable, defined call structure: 1–2 calls per week
Practice Highlights
- Hospital-based anesthesia practice in Topeka, Kansas
- Case mix: general anesthesia with OB anesthesia component — participation in OB cases is required
- Practice model: medical direction with predominantly supervised cases; occasional independent cases included
- Call frequency: 1–2 calls per week on a predictable rotation
- EMR: Epic
- Vaccine requirements in place per facility policy
Qualifications
- Current CRNA certification (NBCRNA)
- Active Kansas CRNA license or eligibility to obtain prior to start date
- Comfort with general anesthesia case mix including obstetric anesthesia — OB experience required
- Experience functioning within a medically directed and supervised anesthesia model
- Compliance with facility vaccine requirements
About the Community
Topeka is the capital city of Kansas, offering a mid-sized city lifestyle with a low cost of living, affordable housing, and a strong sense of community. Located roughly 60 miles west of Kansas City, Topeka provides easy access to a major metropolitan area while maintaining a quieter, more manageable pace of daily life. The region features parks, lakes, and outdoor recreation along the Kansas River corridor, making it a practical and comfortable base for locum clinicians on a 6-month assignment.