CRNA / Anesthesiology / Texas / Locum tenens / Locum CRNA Opportunity in Texas Flexible Schedule No

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CRNA / Anesthesiology / Texas / Locum tenens / Locum CRNA Opportunity in Texas Flexible Schedule No

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alliance recruiting resourcesAustin (TX)

Nurse Anesthetists General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

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About the role

To Apply for this Job Click Here Earn Competitive Locum CRNA Pay While Maintaining Work-Life Balance in Texas. A Texas inpatient hospital is seeking a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) for an ongoing locum tenens assignment starting in October. This opportunity is ideal for CRNAs looking to maximize earning potential, supplement income, and enjoy a predictable schedule with significant flexibility.

Position Highlights Location: Texas Facility Type: Inpatient Hospital Specialty: Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) Assignment Length: Ongoing Start Date: October Schedule: Flexible 2-week blocks each month No Call Requirements No Weekend Coverage Excellent opportunity for providers seeking a better work-life balance while maintaining a steady locum schedule Why Consider This Assignment? Competitive locum pay rates Flexible scheduling allows you to build a schedule around personal and professional commitments Consistent ongoing coverage needs Ideal for CRNAs looking to supplement existing assignments or create a more balanced workload Work independently in a supportive hospital setting Clinical Responsibilities Independent CRNA practice General anesthesia cases OB anesthesia experience required EMR Cerner This Texas locum tenens CRNA job offers the flexibility many providers are seeking, with no call, no weekends, ongoing assignment availability, and competitive compensation. If you're looking for a rewarding opportunity that supports both your career goals and your lifestyle, apply today. To Apply for this Job Click Here

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