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Anesthesiologist (Comfortable with Peds)

Marion, Illinois, United States

Pediatric Anesthesiologist (MD/DO) – Illinois

3 Days/Week | W-2 Employment + Benefits | One Location | No Call, Nights, or Weekends

You have a career. Now live your life, too.

What if you could enjoy a rewarding anesthesia career with a consistent schedule, meaningful pediatric care, and more time for everything outside of medicine?

At Ambulatory Anesthesia Care (AAC) – Midwest, we're seeking a board-certified or board-eligible anesthesiologist to join our growing, physician-led practice providing office-based pediatric dental anesthesia in Illinois.

This is a long-term W-2 employment opportunity with three consistent procedure days per week, approximately 8–10 cases per day, and one dedicated clinical location.

No hospital call. No overnight shifts. No weekends. Just meaningful clinical work, professional autonomy, and a schedule you can count on.

The Opportunity at a Glance

  • Schedule: 3 consistent procedure days per week

  • Employment: Long-term W-2 opportunity with competitive compensation

  • Location: One dedicated office-based pediatric dental location

  • Case Mix: Primarily healthy pediatric patients undergoing dental procedures

  • Daily Volume: Approximately 8–10 cases per day

  • Practice Model: Independent physician anesthesia practice

  • Call: None — no nights, weekends, or hospital call

  • Support: Dedicated clinical and operational teams

  • Benefits: Medical, dental, vision, malpractice coverage, and 401(k) with employer match, subject to eligibility

Practice Medicine Without the Hospital Schedule

You'll provide general anesthesia for pediatric dental procedures in an established office-based setting, focusing on safe, high-quality care for children and their families.

Our model is designed to let anesthesiologists focus on what they do best: caring for patients.

AAC supports the operational side of the practice, including staffing, equipment, medications, scheduling coordination, and day-to-day logistics.

One location. Consistent clinical days. No hospital call.

You'll have the autonomy to practice independently while working alongside a team committed to patient safety, clinical excellence, and a positive experience for patients and families.

What You'll Be Doing

  • Independently evaluate pediatric patients and develop appropriate anesthesia plans

  • Administer and manage general anesthesia for pediatric dental procedures

  • Monitor patients throughout anesthesia and recovery

  • Collaborate with dental providers and clinical support staff

  • Maintain accurate documentation and adherence to applicable clinical standards

  • Support safe, efficient patient care and a positive family experience

Who We're Looking For

  • MD or DO, board-certified or board-eligible in anesthesiology

  • Active Illinois medical license or willingness to obtain

  • Comfortable independently providing anesthesia to pediatric patients

  • Pediatric dental anesthesia experience preferred

  • Prior office-based or ambulatory surgery center experience a plus

  • Strong clinical judgment, communication, and patient-centered approach

  • Pediatric anesthesia fellowship not required

We're interested in physicians who value clinical independence, consistency, and the opportunity to build a lasting relationship with a growing anesthesia practice.

Why Physicians Choose AAC

A schedule you can plan your life around. Three consistent clinical days per week, without the unpredictability of hospital call or overnight coverage.

One dedicated location. No rotating between multiple offices or commuting between sites throughout your day.

Meaningful pediatric care. Provide anesthesia for children who need dental treatment in a setting designed around their needs.

Clinical autonomy with operational support. Practice independently while AAC handles the infrastructure needed to support safe, efficient care.

W-2 employment and benefits. Competitive compensation, medical, dental, and vision insurance, malpractice coverage, and a 401(k) with employer match, based on eligibility.

Long-term opportunity. Join a physician-led organization committed to sustainable growth, strong clinical partnerships, and a practice model that respects your time.

A Better Way to Practice Anesthesia

You don't have to choose between a meaningful medical career and a life outside of work.

Whether you're considering a transition away from hospital-based anesthesia, seeking a consistent outpatient position, or simply ready for a more sustainable schedule, we'd love to connect.

Let's talk about what you're looking for.

Apply directly: https://zzzmd.com/careers/?gh_jid=4648366005

Email your CV: recruiting@aac-md.com

Learn more: https://aac-md.com/about/

Ambulatory Anesthesia Care (AAC) | Midwest

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