Attending Physician- Staff Anesthesiologist,Westwood

Under the supervision of the Chair,

the Attending Physician is responsible for examination and

assessment of surgical, medical, and obstetrical patients in

pre-,intra-, and post-operative anesthesia cases. Major duties

include the development of anesthesia care plans and administrative

of all techniques and types of anesthesia and report to emergency

resuscitation efforts. You may be assigned to a combination of 8,

10, or 12 hours shifts, including evening, nights, weekends, and

holidays. Work will be assigned to various locations in UCLA

Health’s satellite clinics.

Individual case or

OR assignments are given by the Anesthesiology Clinical

Coordinator. The incumbent is expected to work and complete cases

independently following State of California and Department approved

procedures and guidelines. The Anesthesiology faculty are available

for consultation. Work may be reviewed upon request by the Quality

Improvement Committee when actions represent a deviation from

Departmental standards and approved procedures.

The University of California, Los Angeles is required to provide an

estimate of the salary range for this role. This range takes into

account the wide range of factors that are considered in making

compensation decisions. Salary offers are determined based on

candidate qualifications and experience. The base salary range for

this position is 112,300.00-258,300.00. Anticipated contract salary

range is 311,628.00-372,768.00.

Qualifications

Valid

California Medical License and DEA License

Board Eligible / Certificated in Anesthesia

Valid certification in Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced

Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)

Demonstrated skill

and knowledge in performing physical examinations during pre-,

intra-, and post-operative surgical, medical and obstetrical

patients

Ability to identify pre-existing

disease entities and their potential impact upon anesthesia care

plan and administration, through interpretation of past medical

history, physical examination, laboratory tests, ECG and chest

x-ray

Ability to recognize return to

consciousness of anesthesia reflexes signaling safe emergence from

anesthesia.

Ability to recognize post-op

complications of anesthesia and initiating emergency treatment.