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CRNA (Klamath Falls) Peds Dental

Klamath Falls, Oregon, United States

CRNA – Pediatric Dental Anesthesia | Klamath Falls, Oregon
Office-Based | ~2 Days per Month | 1099 or W2 | Anticipated Late 2026 Start

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Ambulatory Anesthesia Care – Pacific Northwest (AAC-PNW) provides office-based anesthesia across pediatric dental, adult dental, and select specialty settings including GI, ENT, fertility/gynecology, and plastics.

We're adding a CRNA to support a pediatric dental practice in the Klamath Falls area. This is a light, consistent commitment — roughly two days per month — well suited to a CRNA who wants to supplement an existing practice, locum schedule, or part-time role without giving up flexibility.

What This Role Looks Like

  • Office-based pediatric dental anesthesia
  • Healthy pediatric patients, primarily ASA I
  • Efficient cases with short sedation and recovery times
  • Early start, early finish — most days wrap by 1–2 PM
  • One location per day
  • Approximately 2 days per month, scheduled collaboratively in advance
  • Supportive clinical and operational teams

Why Providers Choose AAC-PNW

  • Low-acuity, office-based model built around clinical quality and quality of life
  • 1099 and W2 options available
  • Scheduling set well ahead so it fits around your existing commitments
  • Additional coverage opportunities across our broader Oregon and Washington footprint as they open
  • Referral incentives available
  • Opportunity to grow with a thoughtfully expanding market

Who We're Looking For

  • CRNA licensed (or license-eligible) in Oregon
  • Comfortable providing anesthesia for pediatric patients
  • Office-based or ASC experience preferred
  • PALS, ACLS, and BLS current
  • Team-oriented, with strong independent clinical judgment
  • Interested in a flexible, lifestyle-friendly practice model

More Than Just a Job

If you want to practice great anesthesia without hospital chaos — alongside a team that values clinical excellence, autonomy, and quality of life — AAC-PNW may be your next step.

📩 Let's connect. Apply via the link below or email your CV to recruiting@aac-md.com for immediate consideration.

 

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