Anesthesiologist

Office-Based Anesthesia with No Call, Weekends, or Holidays! Excellent Compensation and Benefits.

Immediate opportunity, 5 days / week, GI!

Overview

AAC is seeking personable, patient-centered anesthesiologists to join our thriving office-based anesthesia practice. Our team is known for its exceptional morale, culture, and loyalty. Connect directly with our clinicians to hear why they’ve built long-term careers here — you won’t be disappointed!

Who We Are

AAC provides comprehensive peri-operative solutions for physicians, surgeons, and dentists performing procedures in medical office settings. Our anesthesiologists and peri-anesthesia registered nurses deliver pre-, intra-, and post-operative care for a wide variety of office-based surgical procedures. We function as a traveling surgery center , bringing all medications, supplies, equipment, and emergency preparedness directly to the surgeon or dental office. Our commitment to safety, quality, and patient satisfaction is unmatched.

• Schedule : Preferably three - 1.0 FTE MDs / W2 (5days / week – set schedule); Open to applicants seeking 0.4 FTE (2 set days per week) or more. Set, recurring days.
• Specialty : GI

Job Requirements

Our ideal candidate delivers exceptional patient care, collaborates closely with surgeon and dental clients, and thrives in an autonomous environment.

If you’re ready to join a team where your work matters — where patient care and lifestyle go hand in hand — AAC is your next step.

Submit your resume today and join us in transforming office-based anesthesia care.

Together, we’re changing healthcare and expanding the future of non-hospital anesthesia!

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