Day Float CRNA Opportunity — Jupiter Medical Center- $150,000 start-date bonus

Day Float CRNA/CAA Opportunity | Jupiter Medical Center

The Opportunity

Looking for a predictable schedule, significant time off, and premium compensation?

Our Day Float position is designed for clinicians who want a consistent weekday schedule while playing a key role in daily operations at Jupiter Medical Center.

Work 26 weeks per year, earn up to $243K plus a $150K start-date bonus, and enjoy a predictable week-on/week-off schedule at Jupiter Medical Center.

Schedule

• 5 x 12-hour shifts on an alternating A/B week schedule

Call Commitment

• One 12-hour weekend/holiday call shift per month

• One 8-hour beeper call shift per month

The Practice

• Anesthesia care team of 10 physicians and ~40 CRNAs/CAAs covering 23 anesthetizing locations

• Case mix: general, cardiac (open-heart, robotic cardiac, structural heart), OB, neuro, vascular, thoracic, ortho/spine, ENT, and GYN — no trauma, no peds, no transplants

   

Compensation & Benefits

• Up to $243,000 annually

• Health, dental, and vision coverage; CME allowance

• Fidelity 401(k) with company contribution

• Parental leave and paid short-term disability

• Paid malpractice with tail coverage

Jupiter Medical Center is a not-for-profit, 327-bed regional medical center with 207 private acute-care beds and 120 long-term care, sub-acute rehabilitation, and hospice beds. Specialty concentrations include obstetrics, cardiology and cardiac surgery, oncology, orthopedics and spine, digestive health, emergency services, lung and thoracic, women's health, weight management, and men's health.

Jupiter has emerged as one of America's most desirable communities, attracting everyone from PGA Tour professionals to families seeking top-rated schools. U.S. News & World Report has ranked Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens among the top 10 best places to live in Florida. Jupiter offers upscale coastal living with small-town charm — low-density development, pristine beaches, and highly rated schools — a world apart from South Florida's high-rise landscape.