CRNA

A higher degree of eyecare.

With multiple locations across Ohio, Eye Specialists of Ohio is a premier eye surgery and eye care
practice. Our mission is to provide the best eye care in the State and continue to be one of the nation’s
leading multi-specialty ophthalmology practices. Eye Specialists of Ohio provides a warm, caring
environment for patients and their loved ones. Our commitment is to be the number one choice for
eyecare in Ohio for generations to come.
To deliver on our mission, Eye Specialist of Ohio is in search of a caring, dedicated and experienced
CRNA to perform his or her job first and foremost with the Company’s mission in mind and the
following values:

•Teamwork
•Highest level of Patient Care
•Technical Excellence
•Treatment

There is a reason our doctors are consistently recognized as a “Top Doc” in the field of Ophthalmology.
We truly believe every patient is a unique individual, which is why each patient receives thorough eye
care by an exceptional team of specialists to determine the actual underlying reason for his or her
visual concerns. Eye Specialists of Ohio is the culmination of decades of education, experience, and
hard work by Board Certified Ophthalmologists specializing in cataracts, retina, glaucoma, dry eye and
more.
As we strive to provide a caring environment for our patients, we also strive to provide the same for our
employees. ESO offers comprehensive benefit plans, competitive compensation, advancement
opportunities, educational support and more! If you’re looking to join a diverse team of individuals who
are passionate about their patients and motivated to grow, this is for you.

ABOUT THE CRNA POSITION:

Eye surgery is unique. It does not require general anesthesia. Our surgery centers do not provide
general. Instead, we offer a light “twilight” to help calm the nerves. As the CRNA on duty, you will be
responsible for talking with the patient about a “twilight” medication, monitoring their vitals and
completing the patient’s paperwork accurately. You will oversee one patient at a time in surgery as
there is only one operating room. You will also comfort patients and counsel during the perioperative
period, which includes before and after the procedure. Full-time, day shift. No evenings or 

COMPENSATION:

Highly competitive compensation package commensurate with experience. Plus, bonus opportunities
and attractive employee benefits package.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

 Promotes positive, respectful interpersonal relationships while communicating effectively with
patients and their family, and acts as a patient advocate through the perioperative period.
 Administers a “light twilight” to patients who elect it; Conducts a complete and accurate preoperative
patient evaluation. No IVs. We do not have IVs or general anesthesia.
 Selects and utilizes appropriate monitoring techniques based on patient condition.
 Implements and manages patient care during perioperative period in a safe and vigilant manner.
 Selects and administers medications.
 Conducts a complete and accurate postoperative evaluation, and identifies concerns.
Monitoring and Ensuring Quality Health Care Practice
 Provides for the safe continuation of care by obtaining and giving a complete and accurate patient
report to others in the health care team.
 Assumes accountability for practice and strives to attain the highest standards of practice.
 Engages in self-evaluation and uses formal and informal evaluation information, including peer
review, to improve care and practice.
 Recommends and assists with implementing solutions for resolving procedural/clinical system
causes for incidents or risks.
 Develops/participates in Continuing Quality Improvement programs.
 Maintains patient confidentiality at all times.
 Maintains a clear, complete and accurate patient record.
 Provides complete and accurate billing documentation.
Professional Requirements
 Reliably present and prepared for patient care responsibilities.
 Accepts responsibility for professional development and maintenance of professional competence,
certification, licensure, and credentials.
 Complies with all organizational policies regarding ethical business practices.
 Communicates the mission, ethics and goals of the facility.
 Appearance is neat, clean and appropriate.

Minimum requirements are:
 Current CRNA license.
 Requires completion of a CRNA educational program.
 Current/valid in the State of Ohio.
 Compliant with local, state and federal health regulations.
 Knowledge of and ability to apply medical principles, procedures, and techniques.
 Performs in tactful and professional manner.