Navy Reserve Nurse Corps – Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)
Commitment:
One weekend per month + two weeks annual training
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
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- Typical pay
- $71,760–$109,200
For context, most registered nurses earn between $71,760–$109,200 a year according to Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data. What this particular role pays is set by the employer — check the description above.
This position is listed as part time and onsite.