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Nurse Anesthetist Salary and Compensation Information

Nurse anesthetists are essential members of the healthcare team, administering anesthesia care to over 50 million patients each year.

CRNAs earn some of the highest salaries among all advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs). According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, CRNAs earned an average salary of $202,470 per annum as of 2021.

However, a nurse anesthetist’s earning varies depending on a few factors, such as years of experience, location, and employment setting.

  • Nurse anesthetists with less than a year of experience can expect to earn $149,000 per year. Those who hold a master’s degree or take on leadership roles, on the other hand, can typically earn above-average salaries.
  • CRNAs with less experience or working in rural areas may earn less than the figure above. While those with more experience or working in metropolitan areas may earn significantly more.
  • In terms of hourly pay, CRNA job salary in hospital settings and outpatient medical centers is higher than in doctor’s offices. This is due to the former’s higher complexity and acuity, as well as the requirement for on-call availability.

Insider Travel Nursing Stats for Your Job Search

With the demand for CRNAs at an all-time high, the BLS predicts a 13% employment rate growth for nurse anesthetists from 2020 to 2030. All APRN jobs, including CRNA travel jobs, are expected to increase by 45% during the same period.

NurseJournal.org reported that the average CRNA salary varies by city, as it does by state. Make the most of your job search with these valuable insights.

  • The top-paying states for CRNAs in 2022 are:
    • Alaska - over $208,000
    • Connecticut - $276,540
    • New Jersey - $263,850
    • Illinois - $250,280
    • West Virginia - $247,650
  • The top-paying metropolitan areas for nurse anesthetists are:
    • Fairbanks, AK - over $208,000
    • Green Bay, WI - over $208,000
    • Madison, WI - over $208,000
    • Wausau, WI - over $208,000
    • Springfield, IL - $298,890

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Full Time CRNA Job Chattanooga, TN

$242.5k yearly

TNCRNA

20 days ago

Posted by: 1888MDSEARCH, INC.

Employer: 1888MDSEARCH, Inc.

Job Description

Full Time & PRN CRNA Opportunities

Chattanooga, TN ' 2 Hours To ATL

No State Income Tax

Highlights
Up to $242,500 Base Salary

$15,000 Retention Bonus
Sign on Bonus
$2,500 CME

Benefits Include:

  • Relocation, CME, Professional Related Expenses Reimbursement

Full Benefits, Medical, Dental, Vision, Disability, 401k with match, STD, LTD

Voluntary Protection: Group Accident, Critical Illness, and Identity Theft

Paid Time Off

Flex Spending Account

Wellness Program

  • Cell Phone Stipend
  • No State Income Tax
  • CHI Memorial Hospital is a regional referral center
  • Large primary care physicians within the larger medical group
  • Low cost of living
  • Chattanooga has been voted one of the most vibrant and outdoor communities

Tuition Assistance for career growth and development

Responsibilities

Under direct physician supervision and direction, performs anesthetic management of patients undergoing surgical procedures and/or providing labor pain management to include airway management and assisting in cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

Essential Key Job Responsibilities

  • Performs pre-operative examination of patients, reviews medical history, and reviews patient's chart; selects type, dosage, and combinations of anesthesia required to meet needs of patient.
  • Consults with supervising physician prior to initiating anesthesia plan.
  • Administers anesthesia by intravenous injection, gas inhalation, regional block, or a combination of these, in collaboration with the supervising physician.
  • Administers analgesia for labor and postoperative pain utilizing regional blocks, intravenous injections or a combination of these in collaboration with the supervising physician.
  • Responds to and assists in acute emergency situations by performing respiratory support and assisting medical staff as required.
  • Monitors and maintain all anesthetics.
  • Performs airway management during the period in which anesthesia is administered, including induction and intubation procedures.
  • Documents appropriate patient assessment data in the patient record and finalize records in a timely fashion.
  • Demonstrates competency in the use of anesthesia and computer-based systems.
  • Assesses pain level in-patients using 0-10, faces or other approved scale to promote comfort and enable patients to participate in their healing.
  • Supports operating room procedures.
    • Time and attendance procedures are consistently followed.
    • Proper identification of patients is consistently demonstrated.
    • Patient and personnel safety procedures are followed (infection control, fire safety, electric and chemical hazards identified, etc.). System issues are brought to management's attention in a timely manner.
    • Interdisciplinary team participation is evident in all areas of practice.
    • Emergency situations are immediately and competently responded to by providing airway management and by using basic or advanced cardiac life support techniques as needed
  • Participates in additional areas of responsibility, which are within the expertise of the individual CRNA.
    • Participation in the administration and/or management of scheduling, material and supplies, billing and data management, development of policies and procedures is provided as needed.
    • Participation in the quality assessment process by collecting data, reporting trends/compliance, attending committee meetings, departmental review, problem focused studies and process oversight is provided as needed.
    • Participation in the education process by clinical or didactic teaching, BCLS/ACLS instruction, providing in-services, supervising residents and medical students, EMT training and/or facility continuing education is provided when needed.
    • Participation as interdepartmental liaison by interfacing with other departments such as nursing, surgery, obstetrics, post-anesthesia care units, outpatient surgery, admissions, administration, laboratory, pharmacy, etc., is provided when appropriate.
    • Participation in departmental and/or hospital wide committees as assigned.
  • Assumes responsibility for professional development of self and contributes to and assists with professional development of others.
    • Strengths and opportunities for professional development are identified and goals for self-improvement are set and documented appropriately.
    • Identified goals for professional development are met through a variety of educational forums.
    • The education and development of others is fostered by sharing information learned through individual professional development.
    • A positive environment conducive to professional development of co-workers is demonstrated on an ongoing basis including but not limited to precepting, mentoring, teaching, orienting, role modeling and team participation.
    • Annual mandatory training activities are completed within established time frames.
  • Participate in performance improvement activities.
    • Participation in Performance improvement activities and initiatives is on-going.
    • Initiative is demonstrated to proactively diagnose and resolve problems.
    • Change is met with positive, supportive behavior.
  • Professional Development
    • Participates in required educational programs.
    • Participates in monthly departmental meetings.
    • Seeks ongoing professional management educational growth.
    • Maintains current licensure requirements for CRNA practice.

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