CRNA/AA

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strategic health partnersKennesaw (GA)

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Senior

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$265,000 - $300,000 per year

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About the role

Join MAK Anesthesia Where You're an Owner, Not a Number! Ready to elevate your career as an Anesthesiologist Assistant or Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist in metro Atlanta? MAK Anesthesia is calling AAs & CRNA's who want more than just a job we're offering flexibility, autonomy, and competitive compensation in a dynamic care team model. Job Posting: Anesthesiology Assistant / Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)
Location: Metro Atlanta
Schedule: Full-Time | Night Shift | 7 PM 7 AMRotation: 7 Days On / 7 Days Off (26 Weeks of Vacation Annually)
Compensation: $265,000 - $300,000
Position Overview: MAK Anesthesia is seeking a highly skilled and compassionate Anesthesiology Assistant or CRNA to join our dedicated night shift team in Metro Atlanta area. This full-time role offers a unique schedule with generous time off, making it ideal for professionals seeking work-life balance while delivering exceptional patient care. Why Join MAK Anesthesia? Work-Life Balance: 7-on/7-off schedule with 26 weeks of vacation annually. Supportive Team Culture: Work alongside experienced professionals in a high-acuity hospital setting.
Competitive Compensation & Benefits: Including health insurance, retirement plans, and continuing education support. Ready to make a difference in patient care while enjoying a balanced lifestyle? Apply today to join MAK Anesthesia!

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