CRNA in Tampa, Florida
Updated 10/15/26
33606, Tampa, Florida, United States
CRNA
Anesthesiology
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Job at a glance
Degree Required
MSN/MSRN
Position Type
Full-Time
Work Environment
Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC)
Visa Sponsorship
No
Job description
Job description
Is flexibility important to you? Prefer to keep your weekdays open? Ask about our weekend team where you can build your dream schedule. Join our dedicated care team at Tampa General Hospital, ranked #1 hospital in Tampa Bay, and a premiere facility that offers a thriving culture and encourages you to practice at the very top of your skill set!
At TeamHealth, CRNAs are highly valued. Grow or enhance your skills with a diverse case mix that includes cardiac, transplants, OB/GYN, peds, orthopedics, neurology, thoracic, spine and so much more. Choose the cases that make you happy.
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At TeamHealth, CRNAs are highly valued. Grow or enhance your skills with a diverse case mix that includes cardiac, transplants, OB/GYN, peds, orthopedics, neurology, thoracic, spine and so much more. Choose the cases that make you happy.
Opportunity Highlights:
- Top of market compensation plus $100,000 commitment bonus and PTO that increases over time
- No call, nights, holidays or weekends
- Established practice with deep roots in supporting our clinicians
- Great schedule options: build the best choice for you
- Local, dedicated CRNA leadership
- Diverse patient population, ranging from routine to complex surgical procedures
- New grads welcome to apply; inquire about our Earn as You Learn Program and start making money before you graduate
- Your education matters, that's why TeamHealth offers student loan repayment options at a number of select facilities
- Access to our best-in-class proprietary education platform, TeamHealth Institute, for online modules that are approved by AANA for CE
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