Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)

Posted 20 days ago

k3 healthcare recruitingKnott County (KY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$158.65 per hour

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About the role

CRNA Needed$330,000 Annual Compensation10 Weeks Off Per Year90 Minutes to Louisville, Lexington, Bowling GreenAbout the Position: Stable Anesthesia Practice Monday Friday 8 Hour Shifts (7A 3P) 1:8 Call, Post Call Day Off In House Not Required 10 Weeks Off Per Year No Trauma, No Hearts, No Heads Mostly OBGYN, Ortho, ENT, General, Urology 4-5 CRNA s Working Daily Physician On Site Reside within 30 minutes of Hospital Provider Lounge with Free Breakfast & Lunch Meditech EMR 4 County 110,000 Catchment Area New Graduates Welcome 2026 J1 Visa Candidates Welcome to Apply H1B Candidates Welcome to ApplyAbout the Offer: $330,000 Annual Compensation Sign On Bonus Relocation Assistance$200 Per Hour for Extra Call $300 Per Hour for Holiday Call Option as 1099 Independent Contractor Or Hospital Employed with Full Benefits:o Full Healthcare Benefitso Medical Education Stipendo Student Loan Assistanceo Non-Profit, PSLF Qualifiedo CME Time Plus $7,500 Stipendo Professional Dues, State Licensureo Pension Plan, 403B, 457bo Malpractice with Tail CoverageThe Community: City Popluation 11,630, County Population 26,023110,000 Catchment Area PopulationUniversity TownGreat Public-School SystemPrivate School AvailableState Park 1,331 AcresLakeside Living - 8,210 Acre LakeBeach, Hiking Trails, Marina, Boat Rentals, Fishing, Swimming, Miniature GolfHiking, Biking, Horseback Riding - 28 miles of all-purpose trails

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