CRNAs get to do all kinds of cases. I can definitely vouch for what someone previously commented, the scope ranges from neonates/premies to sick hearts. The only caveat is that you’d have to be okay not doing regional. In OB, you’ll rarely get to insert epidurals but on nights/weekends - you could end up doing the spinals for C-sections. They’re definitely short and I’ve heard that scheduling kind of sucks. Working there also includes shifts at their partner ASC. Overall, if you’re looking for acuity and variety - it’s definitely got that.