CRNA/CAA – Anesthesia (.5 FTE)
Posted Jan 5, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Oct 6, 2026
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About your past
How do you work within a physician-led anesthesia care team while still practicing with autonomy?
What they are checking: Comfort with the team model the posting describes and clear communication with anesthesiologists.
Tell me about a case that went wrong or nearly did. What did you learn?
What they are checking: Honesty about errors and commitment to learning, which matters in a high-risk specialty.
Call is every 10th weekend plus weekday call from home. How do you stay sharp and safe when called in at night?
What they are checking: Realistic fatigue management for the call schedule the posting describes.
What brings you to a regional referral center in western Wisconsin?
What they are checking: Whether their reasons for the move are lasting and fit the community and case mix.
What would you do
You're in house overnight on call and face an unexpected difficult airway. What's your approach?
What they are checking: Calm, organized difficult airway management, including when to call for help.
A surgeon wants to start a case before you're satisfied the patient is optimized. How do you handle it?
What they are checking: Advocating for patient safety with surgeons while keeping the OR moving.
About the work
Walk me through your anesthesia plan for a neonate having general surgery. What changes compared to an adult?
What they are checking: Competence across the age range from neonates to geriatrics, which the posting states directly.
How do you manage a laboring patient's epidural that isn't working well?
What they are checking: Practical obstetric anesthesia skills, since OB is part of the case mix.
What's your experience with neuro and cardiovascular anesthesia, and what do you consider your limits?
What they are checking: Whether they know their skill level honestly, since the posting includes neuro, CV and limited hearts.
How do you approach a regional block for an ortho case, and how do you manage local anesthetic toxicity risk?
What they are checking: Regional anesthesia skill and safety awareness for orthopedic cases.
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