Main Street Anesthesia·Rio Rancho, New Mexico
Perform full-scope anesthesia care including pre-ops, anesthetics, PACU management, blocks, and lines independently. Collaborate with a team of MDs and CRNAs to provide high-quality anesthetic care across various surgical specialties.
Join our practice at Rust Medical Center & Rust ASC, 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.
An MD or CRNA 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.
First call 1:11 (Post-Call Day Off).
Late Shift 1:11 (Rarely work past 1900).
This is an excellent opportunity for a CRNA who wants to escape the ACT and begin independent practice or a motivated new graduate hoping to practice to the full scope of their license.
Must be a licensed CRNA capable of practicing to the full scope of their license. Contractors must maintain insurance compliant with the New Mexico Patient Compensation Fund.
Market context
Full-time CRNA positions in New Mexico are often competitive because hospitals and surgical teams need clinicians who can practice at the full scope of licensure and support ongoing anesthesia coverage. Roles like this may stand out for bonus potential, sign-on support, relocation assistance, and substantial time off, so candidates should compare call expectations, scope, and coverage needs closely. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, and confirm licensure and insurance compliance before applying.