Job Opportunity - Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) - Minnesota

Start Date: August 2026

Location: Minnesota (Must reside 50+ miles from the facility)

Compensation: Details provided to qualified applicants

Housing/Travel: Lodging recommendations available; to qualified applicants

Schedule: Flexible shift options including 8, 10, and 12-hour shifts (6:30am-3pm, 6:30am-5pm, 6:30am-7pm). Full-time coverage with minimum 36 hours per week, 2 weeks per month. Initial three months require two consecutive weeks per month. Optional beeper call available (weekend 12-hour and weeknight 8-hour shifts).

Highlights:

• Supervised care team model (4:1 ratio) with 24-hour anesthesia aid support for room turnover and supplies
• Level III tertiary facility treating patients age 12 and older with specialized care procedures
• Epic EMR system in use
• Ongoing assignment with initial 4-month contract; flexibility to transition to every-other-week schedule after initial 3 months
• Scope focused on anesthesia delivery (no blocks, a-lines, epidurals, or spinals performed by CRNAs)
• 3-day paid orientation with monthly orientation cohorts beginning the second Monday of each month

Requirements:

• Active Minnesota RN and CRNA licensure (MN is not a compact state)
• ACLS and BLS certification required upon hire
• Minimum 1 year of CRNA experience
• Epic charting system experience required
• Skills checklist required at time of submission
• Must reside 50+ miles from the facility location
• Credentialing timeframe: 90-120 days
• Fingerprinting required (typically 48 hours to post; must be completed prior to privileges)

Why It's a Fit:

This opportunity offers CRNAs the chance to work in a well-supported tertiary care environment with dedicated anesthesia aides and a structured care team model. With flexible scheduling options, competitive overtime and call pay structures, and the opportunity for long-term assignment continuity, this role is ideal for experienced anesthetists seeking meaningful patient impact in a high-acuity setting. The supervised model ensures collaborative practice while allowing providers to focus on delivering quality anesthesia care to adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients.