What is the average CRNA pay in Vermont?

The average advertised W-2 base salary is $340,000 in Vermont. That figure comes from two qualifying Vermont listings in BagMask’s Q2 2026 CRNA Salary Report, so it should be treated as a limited-sample benchmark; individual offers vary by experience, schedule, employer, and tax status.

What license does a CRNA need in Vermont?

Vermont CRNAs need Vermont RN authority and APRN licensure in the nurse-anesthetist role. Vermont requires a state RN license or qualifying multistate privilege, the APRN application, certification in an approved specialty, and completion of the state’s required background-check process.

Which Vermont areas are hiring the most CRNAs?

Stowe, Morrisville, and Calrendon 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.

Vermont CRNA directory

CRNA Jobs in Vermont

Vermont 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 $340,000 in Vermont. 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.

Vermont uses progressive personal state income tax rates. 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 Vermont opening by location, schedule, time off, and employer.

Current BagMask listings: 17
Vermont advertised average: $340,000
Personal state income tax: 3.35%–8.75%

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All current CRNA jobs in Vermont

Published October 6, 2026

Current CRNA jobs in Vermont
Location	Position	Employer	Job
Morrisville, VT	Locum CRNA, Morrisville VT. Critical Access Hospital, all-CRNA independent practice. Must be proficient in regional, general, labor analgesia, US-guided blocks. 13-wk contract, 5x8. VT license, NBCRNA, 3+ yrs exp.	Zeal Med	View job
Saint Albans City, VT	CRNA - General	United Anesthesia	View job
VT	CRNA Locum Opportunity in Southern VT \| 3 Weeks On/1 Week Off	Medicus Healthcare Solutions	View job
VT	CRNA Opportunity in Northwestern VT \| Diverse Caseload	Medicus Healthcare Solutions	View job
VT	Locum CRNA Coverage in Central VT \| Independent Practice	Medicus Healthcare Solutions	View job
VT	Locum CRNA Coverage in Western VT \| 10-Hour Shifts	Medicus Healthcare Solutions	View job
VT	Locum Tenens CRNA Opportunity in Northeastern Vermont	Medicus Healthcare Solutions	View job
Morrisville, VT	Looking for flexibility, competitive pay, and the chance to shape your own career path?	Odyssey Staffing	View job
Concord, VT	Looking for flexibility, competitive pay, and the chance to shape your own career path?	Odyssey Staffing	View job
Northern Vermont, VT	Beautiful Vermont - February 2026 start	Radar Healthcare Providers	View job
Calrendon, VT	CRNA’s needed in Vermont Mountain Town! Regionals + Loan Repayment	CompHealth	View job
Montpelier, VT	CRNA needed for Locums in Vermont.	Odyssey Staffing	View job
Waterford, VT	Staff CRNA needed for a Vermont Ski Country!	CompHealth	View job
Stowe, VT	FT CRNA Director in VT, minutes to ski town- W2	CompHealth	View job
Stowe, VT	FT CRNA in VT, minutes to ski town - W2	CompHealth	View job
Stowe, VT	Interim CRNA Director in VT, minutes to ski town - 1099	CompHealth	View job
VT	CRNA needed Killington/ Rutland, Vermont	Rutland Regional Medical Center	View job

Quick answers

Vermont CRNA jobs: pay, licensing, and hiring areas

What is the average CRNA pay in Vermont?: The average advertised W-2 base salary is $340,000 in Vermont. That figure comes from two qualifying Vermont listings in BagMask’s Q2 2026 CRNA Salary Report, so it should be treated as a limited-sample benchmark; individual offers vary by experience, schedule, employer, and tax status.
What license does a CRNA need in Vermont?: Vermont CRNAs need Vermont RN authority and APRN licensure in the nurse-anesthetist role. Vermont requires a state RN license or qualifying multistate privilege, the APRN application, certification in an approved specialty, and completion of the state’s required background-check process.
Which Vermont areas are hiring the most CRNAs?: Stowe, Morrisville, and Calrendon 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.