Vice Chief Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)

Description Specialization: Anesthesiology Job Summary: Johnston-Willis Hospital in Richmond, VA has an opportunity available for an experienced CRNA to join our team as a Vice Chief. This role will partner with the Chief CRNA to lead and supervise a dedicated group of anesthesia professionals, align facility goals with divisional objectives, and ensure optimal patient care delivery. Johnston-Willis Hospital offer a diverse case mix of Complex Neuro/Spine, OB, Ortho, Urology, GYN, GI & General cases.

Qualifications: Effective communication skills and comfort interacting with all levels of the organization. 5 years of leadership experience in a large facility, including at least 1 year of change-management experience, strongly preferred. Bachelor's Degree from four-year college or university and successful completion of an accredited School of Nurse Anesthesia Program required.

Certification as a Registered Nurse Anesthetist by the AANA/NBCRNA required. Active licensure with current ACLS, BLS certification required.

Responsibilities: Manage scheduling and maintain efficient perioperative workflow. Collaborate with leadership to resolve conflicts and maintain a positive work environment. Oversee recruitment efforts for quality APPs in collaboration with recruitment teams. Supervise and evaluate staff APPs and RRNAs, ensuring adherence to policies and procedures.

Incentive and Benefits Package: Competitive compensation package including a Vice Chief Stipend.

Start

Date (commencement) bonus of up to $75,000. Relocation assistance up to $10,000. $2500 CME stipend. Malpractice covered 100% (occurrence-based policy). 401K with generous HCA Healthcare match.

Discounted Employee

Stock purchase plan. Immediate 8 weeks of time off (no accrual period). Medical, Dental, Vision, short-term/long-term disability, FSA,HSA, life insurance, student loan repayment and more.

About Johnston Willis Hospital: We strive to be the most innovative in our fields of practice and to partner with the best physicians and surgeons in their respective areas: American College of Radiology- Accredited Breast Imaging Center of Excellence

American College of Surgeons- Accredited Breast Program

DNV Healthcare's first non-academic hospital in Virginia to receive the Comprehensive Stroke Certification for the highest possible level of competence for stroke care The Joint Commission disease-specific certification for brain tumor care, hip and knee replacement and stroke rehabilitation The Joint Commission Gold Seal Certificate of Distinction for Brain Tumor care — the first to be recognized in the United States

Women’s Choice Award — Best Mammogram Imaging Center The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal Certification for Total Hip Replacement and Total Knee Replacement The American Heart Association/American Stroke Association's Get with The Guidelines-Stroke Silver Plus Performance Achievement Award About Richmond, VA: Located in the heart of Virginia, Richmond offers the perfect balance of opportunity, affordability, and lifestyle. As one of the nation’s fastest-growing mid-sized cities, it’s a hub for healthcare, finance, technology, and education – home to several Fortune 500 companies and a thriving startup scene.

The James River Park

System offers kayaking, biking, and hiking – right in the city. Nearby mountains and beaches are just a short drive away.

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