the crna’s all inclusive instruction manual for transitioning to 1099
Whether you are a seasoned Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA), or a new graduate, or even someone exploring the career for the first time, the 1099 CRNA Guide is created to help answer the questions you may have along the way.
As a current 1099 CRNA who has used these strategies to make the switch from W2 to 1099 CRNA work, these methods are tested and tried.
We provide spreadsheets and calculators that answer the biggest questions on the mind of those looking to make the transition.
There are many questions 1099 CRNAs have and we seek to help other CRNAs answer these questions before they arise for an easier path.
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10 Reasons You Are Not Cut Out To Be A 1099 CRNA
We are going to deviate from the general theme today to discuss something that I have wanted to write about for a long time. The perks of the 1099 CRNA life are obvious to many (such as the increased pay, the flexibility of hours, the tax benefits, etc.) and the challenges are a dime a…
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The W2 CRNA’s Complete Guide to Moonlighting As A 1099 CRNA
First steps to take as a W2 CRNA looking to pick up a few shifts as a 1099 CRNA Quite often, I meet W2 CRNAs who are interested in exploring the 1099 world but aren’t quite ready to make the huge leap yet. So they plan on dipping their toes in by picking up one…
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The W2 vs. 1099 CRNA Rate Calculator
What Your Package Is Actually Worth Per Hour To truly compare a W2 role with a 1099 role, you need to know what your W2 hourly rate is. To get this number, you need to weigh in the total benefits you get from your W2 job. This includes your salary, plus your bonus, plus your…
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Everything You Need to Know About Malpractice Insurance as a 1099 CRNA
So when it comes to malpractice insurance, it turns out that most of us do not know a lot about how it works. There are many questions swirling in our heads such as: what is tail coverage? How much coverage is enough? Do I need to get my own in addition the hospitals coverage? And…
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Health Insurance as a 1099 CRNA: What It Actually Costs and How to Calculate It Honestly
Before becoming CRNAs, all of us were nurses. Most of us worked for hospitals that provided some form of health insurance coverage and a majority of us carry that same reasoning from our time as ICU nurses into our time as CRNAs. And I get it. It is the easier thing to do. However, if…
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Is Being a 1099 CRNA Actually Worth It?
I used to work for one of the big-box anesthesia companies. I signed up to work there right out of school. To be honest, they wooed me by being the highest paid in the market (even though it was not significantly more than their competitors). But the main selling point for me was that they…
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