Main Street Anesthesia·Albuquerque, New Mexico
Provide anesthesia services for a high-volume cataract and intraocular lens practice across three surgery centers. Collaborate with an independent practice team to ensure smooth surgical operations.
Description Main Street Anesthesia is seeking a part-time CRNA to join a smooth-operating, high-volume cataract/intraocular lens practice. This 12-person independent practice team covers three Eyes-Only Surgery Centers in Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, and Santa Fe, NM.
2-3 days per week with 10-hour shifts and the option to work additional days at the other eye locations. Primary site is Albuquerque Ambulatory Eye Surgery Center with the option to cover at Rio Rancho and Santa Fe sites – never work at two sites in the same day. No call!
1-2 years of experience required.
COMPENSATION DETAIL 1099 practice $20k Sign-On/ Relocation Bonus with a two-year commitment 2-3 Day Work Week No Call! $155K-$230K Average Compensation Yearly
ABOUT NEW MEXICO Experience all that Northern New Mexico has to offer across three incredible cities: Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, and Santa Fe! With diverse and modern cities backdropped by the stunning Sandia Mountains and endless blue skies, New Mexico is a vibrant and diverse location to call home. 310 days of sunshine a year and breathtaking landscapes provide infinite opportunities to enjoy the outdoors with plenty of adventure and recreation including: biking, skiing, snowboarding, hiking, fly fishing, hunting, golfing, and much more. Great cost of living and under two hours to Taos!
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE Contractors’ insurance must be in compliance with the NM Patient Compensation Fund (PCF). A member of Main Street Anesthesia can provide additional information. To learn more about the PCF, click here.
Candidates must be a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) with 1-2 years of experience. Must maintain medical malpractice insurance in compliance with the New Mexico Patient Compensation Fund.
Market context
Part-time CRNA openings in New Mexico can be competitive, especially when employers want candidates with 1-2 years of experience and current malpractice coverage that meets New Mexico Patient Compensation Fund requirements. Sign-on and relocation bonuses can help, but schedules, case mix, and local licensure details often matter just as much. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit before applying, saving time on the original posting.
