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Connect with in-market CRNAs

Expa surfaces licensed CRNAs before they hit job boards, from newly certified nurse anesthetists to experienced providers seeking better call schedules, case mix, or practice autonomy.

80K+ licensed CRNAs • 95% with verified personal data

Problem

Surgery schedules are full. CRNA schedules aren't.

Surgical volume is climbing while the CRNA workforce isn't keeping pace. Hospitals, ASCs, and private practices are competing fiercely for anesthesia providers, driving up offers and lengthening time-to-fill.

Same offers, tuned-out candidates

CRNAs receive multiple job offers weekly, most generic, most ignored. What matters now isn't just pay. It's call structure, case diversity, supervision model, and whether they can practice at the top of their license.

Great roles, invisible advantages

When everyone advertises "excellent benefits" and "competitive compensation," strong opportunities blend in. CRNAs want specifics: ACT vs. independent practice, OB exposure, regional vs. general anesthesia mix, and on-call rotation.

More postings, same results

Adding more job boards won't solve your pipeline. The best CRNAs aren't unresponsive, they're selective, often employed, and exploring quietly. What works is identifying in-market signals and engaging early with personalized relevance.

Solution

Reach CRNAs others can't find

Three ways Expa surfaces anesthesia talent early

New CRNA graduates

Connect with newly certified nurse anesthetists entering the job market, often before they've committed to their first role or geographic location.

CRNAs considering a change

Identify practicing CRNAs showing signs of transition interest, seeking better call schedules, more autonomy, different case mix, or relocation for lifestyle reasons.

Geographic and lifestyle alignment

Find CRNAs with ties to your region: CRNA program alumni, military veterans settling down, or professionals with family connections looking to return home.

AI that thinks like a CRNA recruiter

Practice model filtering:

Surface candidates based on your anesthesia care team structure, supervision requirements, and level of clinical independence.

Case mix and specialty matching:

Match CRNAs to your facility's needs (cardiac, OB, pediatric, trauma, or general surgical cases) and identify those seeking specific clinical exposure.

Turn interest into applications:

Engage CRNAs visiting your careers page with 24/7 AI chat that qualifies based on call preferences, case interests, and relocation readiness.

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Expa

Do you have any open CRNA positions at an ASC positions in the Atlanta area?
We don't have any ASC openings in Atlanta at the moment, but we may have roles that fit what you're looking for. Mind sharing a bit more about what matters most in your next job?
I'm tired of the hospital call schedule. I want a Monday Friday gig with a good ortho and GI case mix, ideally with some regional block work.
Got it. There's actually a multi speciality ASC in Marietta with no call and heavy regional work that sounds like a strong fit. Want to hear more?

Success stories from the field

We had two CRNA positions open at our surgery center for months. Expa found one experienced provider tired of hospital call and a new grad from a nearby CRNA program. Both wanted our case mix and schedule. We hired both in under 30 days.

Jennifer M., MSN, CRNA

Director of Anesthesia • Regional Surgical Center

Find CRNAs who want to practice, not just take call

Be early. Be specific. Build a stable anesthesia team.

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