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Aya Healthcare is seeking an experienced Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) for a long-term 1099 assignment at a large tertiary care hospital in Minneapolis, MN. The role features an anesthesia care team with a 4:1 CRNA-to-anesthesiologist ratio and strong support from a 24-hour anesthesia aide department.
Shift options include 8-, 10-, and 12-hour lengths with a preference for 40 hours per week. Start date is February 2, 2027, with initial 4-month contract and potential extensions.
Looking for a CRNA opportunity with flexible shift lengths, a collaborative anesthesia team, and no regional blocks? A large tertiary care hospital in Minneapolis, MN is seeking experienced Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists for a long-term 1099 assignment beginning in February.
This opportunity offers a supervised anesthesia care team model with a maximum 4:1 CRNA-to-anesthesiologist ratio. CRNAs receive support from a 24-hour anesthesia aide department that assists with room turnover, equipment, and supplies.
The facility is prioritizing CRNAs interested in 8-hour shifts, although 10- and 12-hour options are also available. Full-time coverage is preferred, but providers available for at least two consecutive weeks per month may be considered.
Start Date: 2/8/2027
Contract Length: Initial 4 months, with ongoing extension potential
Schedule:
8-hour shifts: 6:30 AM–3:00 PM (greatest need)
10-hour shifts: 6:30 AM–5:00 PM
12-hour shifts: 6:30 AM–7:00 PM
Full-time coverage preferred (40 hours/week)
Minimum 36 hours/week and 2 weeks/month may be considered
Must work at least 2 consecutive weeks/month for the first 3 months
Every-other-week scheduling may be considered after the initial 3 months
Occasional overnight shifts available but not required
Call Requirements:
Call is optional
8-hour weeknight call opportunities
12-hour Saturday beeper call may be available
No mandatory overnight or weekend call
Practice Setting: Tertiary Care Hospital – Level III Trauma Center
Patient Population: Adolescents, Adults, Geriatrics (ages 12+)
Case Mix: Specialized anesthesia cases across a tertiary hospital setting; specific surgical specialties not provided
Cases/Procedures Excluded: CRNAs do not perform regional blocks, arterial lines, epidurals, or spinal anesthesia
Supervision Model: Anesthesia Care Team, 4:1 CRNA-to-anesthesiologist ratio
Support Staff: Anesthesiologists and 24-hour anesthesia aide department assisting with room preparation, turnover, equipment, and supplies
EMR: Epic