Holy...

I noted that the listing indicated that the person in the position will be issued a 1099 at the end of the year, not a W-2. To me, this means you're responsible for paying your own social security & other taxes, possibly at a higher rate (if you're "self-employed" the facility is not contributing the employer portion of the social security taxes). Also, the facility is not paying the malpractice insurance premium for this position. I don't know what malpractice runs for CRNAs, but I'm just saying that although the listed prospective compensation is attractive, both of these details may significantly affect the bottom line for the person in this job.

....... Malpractice runs 30-50k with no events in your history.

Guess it also depends on location and the type of policy you have. I just know a few and theirs was around 30k a year.

Na, didnt realize that. So, how would that work then.. you work for 24 hours, off 24hours?