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NYC Area CRNA - Flexible Shifts | Level II Trauma | Exceptional Benefits

Posted 20 days ago

comphealthNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$100 K annually

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About the role

NYC Area CRNA – Flexible Shifts | Level II Trauma | Exceptional BenefitsNYC Area CRNA – Flexible Shifts | Level II Trauma | Exceptional Benefits Our client, a respected hospital system in a vibrant Northern Manhattan community, is seeking a CRNA to join their team at an active Level II Trauma Center. This opportunity offers 8, 10, or 12-hour shifts with nights and weekends available but not required, providing excellent flexibility. You'll work in a busy, team-oriented environment with a diverse case mix that includes pediatrics, trauma, and minimal OB, with no cardiac or transplant cases. It's an ideal setting for CRNAs looking to maintain clinical variety while avoiding highly specialized cardiac work. Compensation includes a base salary of $250K–$260K based on years of licensure (40-hour work week), with strong additional earning potential through extra call or per diem hours - estimated at nearly $100K annually for just 10 extra hours per week. Extensive benefits are also being offered, including generous PTO, medical malpractice, 401K (immediately vested) and much more! The surrounding community offers a rich cultural experience with historic neighborhoods, diverse dining, scenic parks along the Hudson River, and easy access to all of New York City via public transit. This is a fantastic opportunity for CRNAs seeking flexibility, strong compensation, and the energy of an urban lifestyle. CompHealth Services Our services are free for you We help negotiate your salary and contract We coordinate interviews and help with licenses Specialized recruiters match your career preferences Experienced support teams take care of every detail

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