Few urgent care shifts need a CRNA.
Rediworks is urgent care only, and most urgent care clinics don't run anesthesia, so CRNA shifts here will be uncommon.
Read this before you sign up.
You're a fit if…
- You're a CRNA with an active state license and current NBCRNA certification.
- You'd pick up an occasional urgent care shift if one fit your calendar, and you don't need it to be steady work.
- You want to see the rate before you apply.
Look elsewhere if…
- You need steady OR, surgery center, or pain clinic work. Rediworks is urgent care only, and an anesthesia agency is the better fit.
- You want a permanent position with benefits. Rediworks lists shifts, not permanent roles.
What CRNA work looks like in urgent care.
Most urgent care clinics don't run an anesthesia service. CRNA shifts here will be uncommon, and we'd rather say so.
Setting
Urgent care rarely includes general or regional anesthesia. Don't plan a month around it.
On the listing
Any CRNA shift a clinic posts shows the rate, location, and shift length before you apply.
Your wallet
Licenses, NBCRNA certification, and BLS and ACLS cards, added once and reused at every Rediworks facility.
Rate on the listing.
If a clinic posts a CRNA shift, the hourly rate is on the listing before you apply. We don't quote a range here.
Three steps.
Start your wallet
Add your licenses, NBCRNA certification, and BLS and ACLS cards. Your documents are reviewed, screening against federal exclusion lists runs automatically, and you can see where each item stands.
Check the shifts board
Any CRNA shift a clinic posts shows the rate, location, and shift length before you apply.
Show up and get paid
Work the shift. Pay is deposited to the account on file once the shift's hours are approved.
Start your wallet.
Create your account and add your credentials once. You sign yourself up.