Locum Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) - Anesthesiology - General / Other - $200 to $210 per hour in Boise, ID

LocumJobsOnline is working with Greenstaff Medical to find a qualified Anesthesiology CRNA in Boise, Idaho, 83706!

Pay Information

$200 to $210 per hour

About The Position

Start Date : January 12, 2026

Duration : 6–12 months (continuous coverage preferred)

Schedule : 40 hours / week | Mix of 8s, 10s, 12s, and occasional 16–24 hr shifts

Call : Required → 1 weekend call / month + 2 weeknight calls / month

Shifts : Day, swing, night, weekends | Facility cannot guarantee specific shifts

Orientation : Paid, all hours billable

Operating Rooms : 17 main ORs, 7 day surgery centers, plus specials, cath labs, endo, and radiology

Patient Population : Adolescents, adults, geriatrics (90% age 12+)

Trauma Level : II

EMR : Epic

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Job Requirements

NBCRNA Board Certification – Required

Idaho State License or IMLC – Required (open to licensing, 30–120 days)

DEA & Idaho CSR – Required

Minimum 1 year experience (6 months considered)

No local candidates

Benefits

Dimitri.Jooste on 469-567-0828  or

General surgery, GYN, ortho, spine, crani, plastics, thoracic (lungs), ophthalmology, GI, structural hearts, EP, endo, interventional radiology, MRI

Healthy pediatrics only

Excluded Cases : OB, burns, transplants, open heart, sick pediatrics

CRNAs : Perform spinal blocks (not regional / epidurals). May occasionally do arterial lines. No central lines.

Supervision-based anesthesia (max 4 : 1 ratio)

Independent model available at Nampa campus (includes OB coverage)

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