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Anesthesiologist (Klamath Falls) Peds Dental

Klamath Falls, Oregon, United States

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MD Anesthesiologist — Office-Based Pediatric Dental, Klamath Falls, OR
Oregon & Washington | Flexible Scheduling | Early Start, Early Finish

Ambulatory Anesthesia Care – Pacific Northwest (AAC-PNW) delivers high-quality office-based anesthesia in pediatric dental practices throughout the Pacific Northwest. We're adding anesthesiologists across several of our Oregon and Washington markets.

We're looking for an MD Anesthesiologist comfortable in office-based pediatric dental settings. Our patients are healthy, primarily ASA I. Cases are efficient, with short sedation and recovery times. No complex pediatric work — just well-run care in a calm, predictable environment.

Why This Role Stands Out

Most of our dental offices start early and finish early, with days often wrapping by 1–2 PM. That means real time for family, personal commitments, the outdoors, or simply enjoying where you live. We build schedules around our providers, not the other way around.

A Practice That's Growing

Our current work is pediatric dental, and we're actively expanding into adult dental, GI, and ENT. If you want your scope to broaden over time rather than stay static, there's a path here.

What You'll Be Doing

  • Office-based pediatric dental anesthesia
  • Healthy, low-acuity pediatric patients
  • Efficient, predictable workflows
  • One location per day
  • Support from experienced clinical and operational teams

Why Physicians Choose AAC-PNW

  • Ambulatory-only, office-based practice — no hospital call, no ICU, no chaos
  • Strong clinical and operational support behind every case
  • Flexible full-time and part-time arrangements
  • A growing practice with room to evolve into new service lines
  • Referral incentives available

Who This Is Ideal For

  • MD Anesthesiologist — pediatric fellowship not required
  • Comfortable caring for pediatric dental patients
  • Active Oregon and/or Washington license, or willingness to obtain
  • PALS, ACLS, and BLS current
  • Values autonomy, flexibility, and quality of life alongside meaningful clinical work
  • Interested in growing with a practice, not just filling shifts

More Than a Job — A Better Way to Practice

If you want to be more connected to your work and part of a model that takes both excellent medicine and real balance seriously, AAC-PNW may be your next professional home.

📩 Let's start a conversation. Email your CV to recruiting@aac-md.com or apply below.

Current openings across Oregon (Eugene, Lake Oswego, Medford, Portland, Roseburg, Salem, Springfield) and Washington (Federal Way, Pasco, Puyallup).

 

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