Stephanie Jachno CRNA LLC

Locum CRNA providing anesthesia services for various surgical centers across multiple boroughs in New York

• High adaptability to different surgical centers to provide safe and effective anesthesia for orthopedics, pain, ENT, plastics, and opthalmology
• Fast turnover requiring highly skilled and specific anesthetic plan

Full-time CRNA that specialized in outpatient surgeries including: Orthopedics and total joints, ENT, Oculoplastics/Ophthalmology, Plastics, General Surgery, OB/GYN, Pain, Spine, and Pediatrics

• High level of independence to ensure efficient, safe, and tailored anesthetic plans to optimize quick turnover and patient satisfaction
• Stayed current with advancements in anesthesia practices through continuing education courses, professional development opportunities, and conferences
• Provided services at Lenox Hill Hospital for 3 months during the COVID pandemic; provided emergent airway management, led codes, and developed plans of care in the ICUs while aiding in line insertions and respiratory weaning
• Collaborated and built strong relationships with surgeons to develop customized anesthesia plans
• Contributed to a positive work environment with all team members for 6+ years

Provided anesthesia services for inpatient, outpatient, and emergent surgical procedures in diverse specialties including: OB/ GYN, Cardiac/Vascular, Spine/Neurosurgery, Gastroenterology, Endoscopy, Ophthalmology, ENT, Orthopedics, General, Transplant, and offsite procedures in MRI, Neuroradiology, and Interventional Radiology

• Provided quality pain management services for patients with acute and chronic conditions using multimodal analgesia techniques, focusing on low opioid usage
• Assisted in training SRNAs and new CRNAs, sharing best practices to enhance skill sets within the team.
• Coordinated skilled emergency response and medical interventions to stabilize patients and treat specific symptoms in ASA 4 patients

Full-time Nurse Anesthetist student obtaining degree in the 27 months Master of Anesthesia program