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9-hour shifts

Harrison, WI area · Fox Valley area, WI

~$288,000per year · W-2 full-time
Estimate$267,000–$309,000/yr · 5 rates from CompHealth in Wisconsin, last 12 months; few rates How rate estimates work
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Details

Schedule
Primarily day shifts; 9 or 10-hr. shifts
Call
as posted“Enjoy competitive compensation with performance-based increases projected after 2 years, primarily day shifts, and no required call or weekend responsibilities.” — as posted by CompHealth
None
Weekends
No
Experience
as posted“New grads are welcome, and a $70,000 sign-on bonus is offered.” — as posted by CompHealth
New grads welcome
Employment type
W-2 full-time
Facility
Picturesque Wisconsin community, about 90 minutes from Milwaukee
Sign-on bonus
as posted“New grads are welcome, and a $70,000 sign-on bonus is offered.” — as posted by CompHealth
$70,000

Full details

This permanent CRNA position is based in Harrison, Wisconsin, a scenic town that sits within roughly an hour and a half of Milwaukee and offers convenient access to the Fox Valley and Lake Winnebago.

The role is primarily day-based and carries no required call or weekend duties. Taking on optional call is possible for clinicians who want to increase their earnings.

Compensation is described as competitive, with performance-based raises anticipated after two years. New graduates are welcome to apply, and a $70,000 sign-on bonus is being offered to eligible candidates.

How it compares

11 posted rates, Wisconsin

10th percentile $260K, median $280K, 90th percentile $310K$260K10th$280K50th$310K90th

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