CRNA — CCI Anesthesia - Grants

About this position

Key Highlights
Compensation: Earn an annual compensation of $300,000.
Balanced Lifestyle: Enjoy 26 weeks off, so you have plenty of time to focus on your life outside the operating room.
Practice Independently: Work as a 1099 independent contractor in a solo practice and enjoy the benefits of additional freedom, autonomy of practice and tax benefits.
Location Highlights
Affordable Cost of Living: In Grant, your dollars stretch further, allowing you to enjoy an enhanced quality of life. The lower cost of living and housing in New Mexico means you can afford more of what matters most and free up your budget for leisure activities, savings and securing your financial future.
Centrally Located: Enjoy the benefits of living in a smaller town, such as family-friendly environments, with good schools, local events and a sense of safety while maintaining proximity to larger cities, like Albuquerque.
Outdoor Adventure: Grants, New Mexico, offers an unbeatable blend of natural beauty and outdoor recreation. With mild winters and warm summers, you’ll enjoy year-round activities like hiking, biking, rock climbing and exploring the stunning El Malpais National Monument and Cibola National Forest’s lava tubes and sandstone bluffs.
Facility Highlights
Cibola General Hospital (CGH) in Grants, New Mexico, is a 25-bed, not-for-profit Critical Access Hospital offering a range of services including general surgery, 24-hour emergency care, intensive care nursing, internal medicine, obstetrics, pathology, pediatric dentistry, podiatry, primary care and radiology.
Diverse Clinical Experience: As a CRNA at CGH, you would be involved in various procedures, providing anesthesia services across multiple departments. The hospital's range of services offers opportunities to work in general surgery, obstetrics and emergency care, allowing for a broad scope of practice.
Community Impact: Working in a rural setting, like Grants, means your contributions have a significant impact on the community. CGH serves a diverse population, including Native American and Hispanic communities, and is committed to providing care regardless of patients' ability to pay.
Supportive Work Environment: CGH is focused on improving patient and staff experiences. Initiatives have included implementing telehealth services, enhanced patient satisfaction surveys and fostering employee engagement.
Professional Development: The hospital has been involved in quality improvement projects and has received recognition for its efforts. For instance, CGH earned a 4-star rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) in 2020 and has been working towards achieving a 5-star rating.