Main Street Anesthesia·Albuquerque, New Mexico
CRNAs will practice to the full scope of their license, independently performing all pre-operative assessments, administering anesthetics, managing post-anesthesia care unit (PACU), and performing procedures like blocks and lines. They will work within a collaborative anesthesiology team, with a facilitator available for support, consultation, or emergencies.
This position averages 45-50 hours/week, covering the late shift every 5th day (7:00am-11:00pm), Post call day off, and covers every 4th weekend.
CRNAs and MDs practice independently in a collaborative anesthesiology team that prioritizes interprofessional collaboration to ensure we provide our patients with the best possible anesthetic care.
CRNAs will practice to the full scope of their license and independently perform all pre-ops, anesthetics, PACU management, blocks, lines, etc. A facilitator is available to help run the board, for consultation, and for a second set of hands in an emergency.
Generally, no weekday call. Weekend Coverage - Every 4th weekend - this could entail Saturday/Sunday day coverage OR Friday/Saturday call from home.
00am-11:00pm), work every 4th weekend, and commit to a three-year contract to receive the sign-on/relocation bonus. Contractors' insurance must comply with the New Mexico Patient Compensation Fund (PCF).
Market context
CRNA roles in New Mexico are often competitive because hospitals need reliable coverage for extended shifts, weekends, and continuity in anesthesia staffing. This full-time late-shift position stands out for its schedule commitment, three-year bonus requirement, and PCF insurance compliance; candidates should confirm they can meet the every-5th-day late shift and every-4th-weekend expectations before applying. Job requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original posting, helping you review the role faster.