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CRNA Jobs at Houston Methodist in Voss Emergency Care Center

Join our team of nurse anesthetists by applying for CRNA Jobs in Voss Emergency Care Center at Houston Methodist today. Houston Methodist includes seven hospitals in the Houston area, each with its own unique history of health care innovation.

Houston Methodist is an equal opportunity employer offering competitive pay and comprehensive benefits. Apply for CRNA Jobs in Voss Emergency Care Center at Houston Methodist today.

Located conveniently on the south side of Voss at San Felipe, the Houston Methodist Emergency Care Center at Voss is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year to treat patients of all ages who are ill or injured. Free parking is provided for your convenience. This cutting-edge emergency care center houses eight exam rooms, a full digital radiography suite, a low-radiation-dose 16-slice CT scan, an ultrasound and a full on-site stat chemistry lab.

Houston Methodist Hospital Named in the 2020 ‘100 Great Hospitals in America’

We are proud to announce that Houston Methodist Hospital is featured in the 2020 edition of ‘100 Great Hospitals in America’ as published by Becker’s Healthcare. This honor is given to hospitals that have been nationally recognized for excellence in clinical care, patient outcomes, and staff and physician satisfaction. The …

A Day Inside Houston Methodist’s Highly Infectious Disease Unit (HIDU)

In the first video installment of ‘Inside Houston Methodist’, viewers spend a day inside our Highly Infectious Disease Unit (HIDU) as we continue the fight against COVID-19. Witness incredible acts of bravery, love, and compassion from our staff as they provide quality care for our community’s most vulnerable. This video …

Houston Methodist Makes Research & Innovation Essential Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Houston Methodist clinicians, researchers, and staff have collaborated on a number of clinical device and research innovations in response to COVID-19. Their new Engineering Medicine program, EnMed, is in collaboration with Texas A&M University’s engineering and medicine colleges. Together, they’ve been instrumental in rapidly prototyping clinical devices including: • HMAC: …

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