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CRNA jobs in California

Browse 54 active CRNA jobs in California. Use this market page to quickly scan current openings, compare compensation and practice settings, and jump into individual listings for full details.

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Pediatric CRNA No Call $325K | Madera, CA

Valley Children's HealthcareMadera, CA7d ago

$325K$25K BonusCRNAW-2Full Time

No call, 100% pediatric CRNA at Valley Children's Hospital in Madera, CA: Up to $325K salary + $25K sign-on, new grads welcome, med direction 2:1, generous retirement.

$400K+ OB-Only No Call CRNA | Coastal CA

CompHealthCoastal California near Santa Cruz11d ago

$400K

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How many CRNA jobs are on Anesthesio in California?

Anesthesio currently surfaces 54 active CRNA jobs in California. Inventory changes as employers add, refresh, and close openings, so this page is designed to stay current instead of acting like a static directory.

Which cities in California hire CRNAs?

California market activity commonly clusters around Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, San Jose. Individual listings may also appear in smaller regional markets depending on facility type, locums demand, and staffing cycles.

What can I compare on these CRNA listings?

Most listings on Anesthesio include role title, location, compensation range when available, employment type, and summary details. From there you can open the full posting to review setting, schedule, and employer context before deciding which roles deserve follow-up.