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Anesthesiologist (every Thursday+Friday)

Wenatchee, Washington, United States

Office-Based Anesthesia. Nasal Intubation/TIVA – Healthy Pediatric Dental | Thursdays & Fridays

Are you tired of taking overnight call? Fatigued from unpredictable work hours and ongoing weekend/holiday assignments? Are you looking for a new position where you can achieve a better work/life balance while focusing on clinical care rather than the headaches of corporate and hospital medicine? Are you ready to be part of a team committed to providing the best possible patient and client experience? If this interests you, please come for a shadow day and talk with our long-tenured staff to see for yourself the rewarding work our anesthesiologists are doing!

AAC Pacific Northwest is expanding, and we have an immediate need for a personable, patient-centered 1099 Anesthesiologist to service our office-based dental practice in Wenatchee, WA.

  • The Anesthesiologist must be comfortable providing independent nasal intubation/TIVA to healthy pediatric dental patients.
  • Thursdays and Fridays
  • We start between 5:30 and 6:00 AM, and all cases end between 1:30 and 2:00 PM.
  • No call, no weekends, evenings, or holidays.
  • Competitive 1099 pay 

Applicant Qualifications:

  • ABA certified or ABA eligible
  • Previous experience in an ASC, hospital, or office-based setting
  • Willingness to work independently in a fast-paced pediatric dental environment
  • Reliable transportation
  • Willingness to drive to our client's offices

What is office-based anesthesia? AAC PNW is dedicated to providing a safe anesthetic experience to each and every patient at the dental office, allowing the dentist to perform procedures safely in the comfort of their offices. Our clinical model provides the dentist with an anesthesia provider and all of the anesthesia-related medications, supplies, and equipment on the day of their scheduled procedures. We specialize in administering general anesthesia to the pediatric dental patient on a daily basis and have become very safe and efficient because of it. Our clinical staff's morale, culture, and loyalty are unmatched, and we encourage you to talk with our anesthesiologists and see them in action!

Excited? We know we are! Apply today — we look forward to meeting you!

 

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