CRNA Jobs in South Carolina

Live listings for Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist positions in South Carolina. Salary, schedule, call structure, and contact info for every facility.

21 active positions
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About these listings: Every position on this page is a real, currently-open CRNA role in South Carolina, sourced directly from hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, anesthesia management groups, and the VA. We update daily and verify employer contact details.

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CRNA Jobs in South Carolina — Frequently Asked Questions

How many CRNA jobs are available in South Carolina?

There are currently 21 active CRNA positions in South Carolina on Mapped Anesthesia Careers, updated daily.

Which cities in South Carolina have CRNA jobs?

CRNA positions in South Carolina are currently listed in Myrtle Beach, Florence, Columbia, Clinton, and Charleston.

What is the salary range for CRNAs in South Carolina?

Posted CRNA salaries in South Carolina range from about $182K to $240K per year. Many listings say "contact recruiter," so open each posting for specifics.

Who is hiring CRNAs in South Carolina?

Employers currently hiring CRNAs in South Carolina include Prisma Health, TeamHealth, North American Partners in Anesthesia (NAPA), and LifeLinc Anesthesia, among others.

How do I apply for CRNA jobs in South Carolina?

Open any listing and use Apply Now to send your application — most route straight to the hiring recruiter, and you get a confirmation once it's delivered.

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