Main Street Anesthesia·Albuquerque, New Mexico
The CRNA will independently perform pre-operative assessments, administer anesthetics, and manage PACU care within a collaborative team environment. They will practice to the full scope of their license, including performing blocks and lines, while working overnight shifts.
Description Join our practice in Albuquerque, NM, where CRNAs and MDs practice independently in a collaborative anesthesiology team. You’ll join a collegial team of CRNAs and anesthesiologists who prioritize interprofessional collaboration to ensure we provide our patients 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. Willing to mentor for blocks and lines.
00pm - 7:00am. 1 week on/1 week off. Call from home.
general, ortho, ENT, bariatrics, plastics, GYN, peds dental, GI, urology, spine, neuro, optional OB. No trauma, cardiac, thoracic or peds.
COMPENSATION DETAIL $340-350k (hourly). 1099 Practice. $60K Sign-On/ Relo Bonus with 3-year commitment. 26 weeks/year.
Albuquerque ranks the largest city in New Mexico and represents one of the oldest cities in the country. With a modern city skyline backdropped by the stunning Sandia Mountains and endless blue sky, Albuquerque is a vibrant and diverse location to call home. 310 days of sunshine a year and breathtaking landscapes provide infinite opportunity to enjoy the outdoors with plenty of adventure and recreation including: biking, skiing, hiking, fly fishing, hunting, golfing, and so much more! 45 minutes to Santa Fe 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 qualified CRNAs capable of practicing independently and collaborating with anesthesiologists. The role requires a commitment to a 1 week on/1 week off schedule and compliance with the New Mexico Patient Compensation Fund.
Market context
New Mexico hospitals continue to need experienced CRNAs for overnight coverage, especially in settings that require independent practice and close collaboration with anesthesiologists. Roles like this are competitive because the schedule, licensure/compliance requirements, and compensation package must all align, and the posted requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original job description to save you research time. If you are considering applying, confirm your ability to meet the 1 week on/1 week off schedule and New Mexico Patient Compensation Fund compliance before moving forward.