What are the responsibilities and job description for the Navy Reserve Nurse Corps – Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) 30K BONUS position at Reserve Talent Acquisition Group (RTAG) Northwest?
Navy Reserve Nurse Corps – Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)
Location: Illinois, Colorado, Washington, Utah, Minnesota, Wyoming, Idaho, Nebraska, Orgeon (Selected Reserve – part-time)
Commitment: One weekend per month two weeks annual training
Serve Part-Time, Lead Full-Time
Bring your advanced anesthesia expertise to the U.S. Navy Reserve and continue your civilian practice while serving as a Commissioned Officer in the Nurse Corps. Navy Reserve CRNAs provide critical anesthesia care to Sailors, Marines, and their families—both stateside and abroad—while supporting humanitarian missions and readiness operations.
Why Join the Navy Reserve as a CRNA
- Maintain your civilian career and flexibility
- Serve your country part-time with full-time leadership opportunities
- Expand your professional scope in operational and trauma anesthesia
- Access federal benefits including retirement credit, Tricare, and educational incentives
- Join a network of elite healthcare professionals serving globally
Reserve Bonus
CRNAs joining the Navy Selected Reserve (SELRES) are eligible for up to $30,000 through the Health Professions Officer (HPO) bonus upon commissioning and meeting eligibility requirements.
Requirements
- Current and unrestricted CRNA certification
- Active RN and APRN licensure
- U.S. Citizen and eligible for commission as a Navy Officer
- Meet medical, physical, and security standards
Your Role
- Deliver anesthesia services in Navy medical treatment facilities and during field operations
- Train and mentor other healthcare professionals
- Support humanitarian and readiness missions globally
Ready to Learn More?
george.c.edwards20.mil@us.navy.mil
Salary : $20,000 - $70,000