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Nurse Anesthetist
Jobs in Fort Worth, TX.

Nurse Anesthetist working in Fort Worth, TX

Nurse Anesthetist Positions in Fort Worth (5)

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CRNA

Cook Children's

Fort Worth, TX

Full-TimeIn-Person

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Locum Tenens CRNA Opportunity in Fort Worth, TX

Medicus Healthcare

Fort Worth, Texas

$127k/yrContractIn-Person

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Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)

AMN Healthcare

Fort Worth, Texas

$207 to $224/hrFull-TimeIn-Person

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Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)

AMN Healthcare

Fort Worth, Texas

$52k/yrContractIn-Person

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Locum Tenens CRNA · Anesthesia · $220-235 per hour

All Medical

Fort Worth, Texas

$458k to $489k/yrLocum TenensIn-Person

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  • •Verify state APRN licensure and prescriptive authority requirements
  • •Keep national certification and CE credits current
  • •Compare total compensation: base, incentives, CME, and benefits
  • •Ask about caseload, support staffing, and documentation time
  • •Confirm collaborative or supervisory agreement requirements in this state

Why Choose Anesthesia

Nurse Anesthetist Careers in Fort Worth

5 of the 5 listings were first posted in the last 30 days. The most recent was first posted on November 11, 2026.

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How to use this page

This page lists active nurse anesthetist postings in Fort Worth. The role has its own certification and licensure path, so read each listing's credential requirements and confirm state rules with the board.

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Practice rules for NPs in Texas
Restricted Practice

Practicing as a CRNA in Texas

AANP classifies Texas as a restricted practice state. Texas requires NPs to have a prescriptive authority agreement with a supervising physician. Texas is a Nurse Licensure Compact member. The compact covers the RN license beneath your APRN credential. The APRN license itself is still issued by Texas. APRN licensure is issued by the Texas Board of Nursing. Check the board's current checklist before accepting a role, because requirements and fees change. Certification for this role: national certification through the NBCRNA (National Board of Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists), maintained through its Continued Professional Certification program.

Role Focus

Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) roles center on a defined patient population or setting. Each listing states the certification it expects.

Practice Variety

Openings span health systems, private groups, and community settings.

Career Mobility

State licensure plus national certification keeps your options open across employers and settings.

City pay

Posted pay across all NP listings in Fort Worth

Across 6 listings from 6 employers that state an annual salary, the median posted pay is $126K. The middle half of those listings fall between $75K and $127K.

  • 25th percentile$75K
  • Median$126K
  • 75th percentile$127K

Texas salary guide

Posted pay for Nurse Anesthetist roles
Role setup

How these roles are set up

5on site
2Contract

All 5 are on site.

Contract is the most common arrangement (2), followed by Full-Time (2).

Local Insights

Fort Worth at a Glance

Employers

Who is hiring

4 employers have active nurse anesthetist listings in Fort Worth. AMN Healthcare leads with 2.

Locations

Nurse Anesthetist roles across Texas

Fort Worth accounts for 5 of the 54 active nurse anesthetist listings in Texas. Other Texas cities with nurse anesthetist listings: San Antonio (4).

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Nurse Anesthetist Market in Fort Worth, TX

CRNA listings in Fort Worth come from hospital operating rooms, ambulatory surgery centers, and office-based practices, and each states whether the practice model is independent, care-team, or supervised. Call structure and supervision model change what an offer is worth, so compare them alongside the rate. Fort Worth, TX is a large urban center in Texas by 2020 Census population. AANP places Texas in its restricted practice category. States in the same category still set different requirements, so check the Texas rules before applying. 5 active NP positions are currently listed on this page.

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau (2020 population); AANP State Practice Environment (as of 2026); NCSBN Nurse Licensure Compact roster (nursecompact.com), verified 2026-08-11. Listing counts, employers and pay figures come from active listings on this board.

Common Questions

Nurse Anesthetist Jobs in Fort Worth: FAQ

How many Nurse Anesthetist NP jobs are in Fort Worth?

There are 5 active nurse anesthetist listings in Fort Worth from 4 employers. 5 of the 5 listings were first posted in the last 30 days. The most recent was first posted on November 11, 2026.

What do nurse anesthetist listings in Fort Worth pay?

No median is published for nurse anesthetist listings alone. Across 6 listings from 6 employers that disclose annual pay, the median across all NP listings in Fort Worth is $125,500. The middle half falls between $74,860 and $127,235.

Does Texas allow NPs full practice authority?

AANP classifies Texas as a restricted practice state. Texas requires NPs to have a prescriptive authority agreement with a supervising physician. See the practice section on this page for the compact status and board.

Which employers are hiring nurse anesthetist roles in Fort Worth?

4 employers have active nurse anesthetist listings in Fort Worth. AMN Healthcare leads with 2. AMN Healthcare (2), All Medical Personnel - Locum Tenens (1), Cook Children's (1) and Medicus Healthcare Solutions (1).

What qualifications do I need for nurse anesthetist jobs in Fort Worth?

To work as a CRNA in Fort Worth, TX, you need: (1) a graduate degree from a nurse anesthesia program accredited by the Council on Accreditation (COA), which requires critical-care RN experience for admission (entry-level programs now award a doctorate), (2) national certification through the NBCRNA (National Board of Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists), maintained through its Continued Professional Certification program, (3) an active RN and APRN license in Texas, and (4) DEA registration where the role includes ordering or prescribing controlled substances.