What is the average CRNA pay in Louisiana?

The average advertised W-2 base salary is $279,375 in Louisiana. That figure comes from BagMask’s Q2 2026 CRNA Salary Report; individual offers vary by experience, schedule, employer, and tax status.

What license does a CRNA need in Louisiana?

Louisiana CRNAs need active RN authority and Louisiana APRN licensure in the CRNA role. Louisiana requires a current unencumbered RN license or qualifying multistate privilege, formal advanced-practice education, current national certification, an APRN application, and the required background-history documentation.

Which Louisiana areas are hiring the most CRNAs?

Jeanerette, Baton Rouge, and Shreveport currently have the largest concentrations of active BagMask listings. This answer updates with the live inventory, so the leading markets may change as jobs are added or closed.

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CRNA Jobs in Louisiana

Louisiana CRNA pay varies by employer, experience, schedule, and tax status. BagMask Q2 2026 CRNA Salary Report reports a average advertised W-2 base salary of $279,375 in Louisiana. The live BagMask listings below stay synchronized with active openings; open a job to review employer-provided compensation, schedule, time off, and benefits when available.

Louisiana uses a flat personal state income tax rate. Candidates comparing offers should also weigh housing, commuting, insurance, and any expenses that come with a 1099 arrangement.

For national compensation context, read BagMask’s highest-paying W-2 CRNA jobs, then compare each Louisiana opening by location, schedule, time off, and employer.

Current BagMask listings: 17
Louisiana advertised average: $279,375
Personal state income tax: 3%

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All current CRNA jobs in Louisiana

Published October 5, 2026

Current CRNA jobs in Louisiana
Location	Position	Employer	Job
Shreveport, LA	4-10 hr shifts; Off every other Fri-Mon; General cases-no transplants; Supervised by Medical Center Anesthesiologists; Long term CRNAs	CHRISTUS Health	View job
Central, LA	Large Bonus in the Heart of Louisiana – Regionals and Great for New CRNAs	GoldMatch Healthcare Solutions	View job
Lake Charles, LA	No Call, No Weekends; New Grads Welcome at OSC providing anesthesia independently	CHRISTUS Health	View job
Jeanerette, LA	$400K+ for CRNA’s in Louisiana	CompHealth	View job
Welsh, LA	$500K for CRNAs in Louisiana – CRNA only practice	CompHealth	View job
Jeanerette, LA	CRNAs needed in Louisiana! No OB or Peds \| $75K Bonus \| FT, PT & PRN Options	CompHealth	View job
Jeanerette, LA	Louisiana Staff CRNA \| No Call, Community Hospital	CompHealth	View job
Baton Rouge, LA	ASC CRNA in Louisiana \| No Call, Independent Practice Stipend + Yearly Retention Bonus	CompHealth	View job
Baton Rouge, LA	Louisiana CRNA – Care Team Model \| No OB \| Spine & Complex Cases	CompHealth	View job
LA	West Calcasieu Cameron Hospital	Harmony Anesthesia	View job
Shreveport, LA	CRNA Needed for Locum Coverage at Hospital in Shreveport, Louisiana	LocumTenens.com	View job
Ruston, LA	CRNA Needed for Locum Tenens Coverage at Facility in Ruston, Louisiana	LocumTenens.com	View job
LA	CRNA Needed for Locum Tenens Coverage at OR in Louisiana	LocumTenens.com	View job
Baton Rouge, LA	$290K for 30-33 hour week 1 hour to Baton Rouge, LA. - FT, PT, or PRN!	CompHealth	View job
Jeanerette, LA	CRNA for a Short-Stay Surgical Hospital in South Louisiana - $75K Bonus	CompHealth	View job
LA	Interventional Pain Management \| Louisiana \| Partnership Track \| 1M+ potential	Jackson Physician Search	View job
LA	Surgery Center Anesthesiology \| No Call No Weekends \| Louisiana Metro \| 500K	Jackson Physician Search	View job

Quick answers

Louisiana CRNA jobs: pay, licensing, and hiring areas

What is the average CRNA pay in Louisiana?: The average advertised W-2 base salary is $279,375 in Louisiana. That figure comes from BagMask’s Q2 2026 CRNA Salary Report; individual offers vary by experience, schedule, employer, and tax status.
What license does a CRNA need in Louisiana?: Louisiana CRNAs need active RN authority and Louisiana APRN licensure in the CRNA role. Louisiana requires a current unencumbered RN license or qualifying multistate privilege, formal advanced-practice education, current national certification, an APRN application, and the required background-history documentation.
Which Louisiana areas are hiring the most CRNAs?: Jeanerette, Baton Rouge, and Shreveport currently have the largest concentrations of active BagMask listings. This answer updates with the live inventory, so the leading markets may change as jobs are added or closed.