Utah CRNA directory

CRNA Jobs in Utah

Utah 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 $246,667 in Utah. 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.

Utah uses a flat personal state income tax rate. Candidates comparing offers should still weigh take-home pay alongside 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 Utah opening by location, schedule, time off, and employer.

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Utah advertised average
$246,667
BagMask Q2 2026 CRNA Salary Report
Personal state income tax
4.45%
Flat individual income tax rate for tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2026.Utah Code § 59-10-104
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Current CRNA jobs in Utah
LocationPositionEmployerJob
Ogden, UTMotivated CRNAs to join an expanding team in the Ogden Utah area. 10 weeks PTO!!!National Partners in HealthcareView job
West Jordan, UTQuality of life -Total Package - 90k - $240k -Variety of Cases! Suburb of Salt Lake, UT Guaranteed full time work Paid VacationNational Partners in HealthcareView job
American Fork, UTNPH is looking for a talented and engaged CRNA to join a Rapidly expanding anesthesia group serving two community hospitals in Utah County!National Partners in HealthcareView job

Quick answers

Utah CRNA jobs: pay, licensing, and hiring areas

What is the average CRNA pay in Utah?
The average advertised W-2 base salary is $246,667 in Utah. That figure comes from BagMask’s Q2 2026 CRNA Salary Report; individual offers vary by experience, schedule, employer, and tax status.
See the CRNA Salary Report
What license does a CRNA need in Utah?
Utah CRNAs need Utah APRN-CRNA licensure and a Utah controlled substance license. Utah’s Division of Professional Licensing requires qualifying nurse anesthesia education, current national specialty certification, fingerprints, and any required license verification. APRN-CRNAs must also apply for a Utah controlled substance license and hold a valid federal DEA registration.
Review Utah’s APRN-CRNA application requirements
Which Utah areas are hiring the most CRNAs?
American Fork, Ogden, and West Jordan 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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