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CRNA (Seattle) Independent Practice

Seattle, Washington, United States

CRNA  | Pacific Northwest
GI | Flexible Scheduling | W2 or 1099 Options

You have a career. Now live your life, too!

At Ambulatory Anesthesia Care – Pacific Northwest (AAC-PNW), we provide high-quality office-based anesthesia services across pediatric dental, adult dental, and select specialty settings including GI, ENT, fertility/gynecology, and plastics.

We are seeking CRNAs for immediate placement across our Washington GI service line. Our patients are healthy, low-acuity cases, and procedures are efficient with short sedation and recovery times. This model is intentionally designed to support both excellent clinical care and a sustainable lifestyle.

What This Role Looks Like

  • Three GI locations across the greater Seattle area — Seattle, Kirkland, and Edmonds — each with daily availability
  • Eight rooms across the three sites, with coverage available every day of the week
  • Typical day runs 6:30 AM to 4:30 PM with a half-hour lunch, averaging 8 to 15 cases
  • One site per day — you choose a home base or rotate, whatever fits your week
  • Work as little as one day per week or as many as five

Our scheduling model is built around flexibility, so you can shape a week that works for your life outside the OR — whether that's family time, outdoor activities, or simply a better rhythm.

Why Providers Choose AAC-PNW

  • Flexible full-time and part-time opportunities, from one day a week to five
  • W2 and 1099 compensation packages available
  • Collaborative scheduling with strong team support
  • One site per day with regional coverage across Seattle, Kirkland, and Edmonds
  • Opportunity to grow alongside a thoughtfully expanding market
  • Leadership and clinical partnership opportunities over time

Who We're Looking For

  • CRNA licensed (or eligible) in Washington
  • Comfortable with GI 
  • Experience in ASC settings preferred
  • Team-oriented mindset with strong clinical judgment
  • Interest in a flexible, lifestyle-friendly practice model

More Than Just a Job

If you're looking to practice great anesthesia without hospital chaos, and want to work with a team that values clinical excellence, autonomy, and quality of life, AAC-PNW may be the right next step!

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Apply via the link below or email your CV to recruiting@aac-md.com for immediate consideration!

 

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