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Pediatric Anesthesiologist (Office based anesthesia) Healthy Peds

Dallas, Texas, United States

🚨 Immediate Opening: Anesthesiologist (MD) Pediatric Dental | Office-Based Setting

Healthy Pediatrics | Calm Days | Predictable Schedule

We’re looking for an MD anesthesiologist who is comfortable caring for pediatric patients in an office-based dental setting.
👉 No pediatric fellowship required—just confidence and comfort working with healthy children ages 5+.

This is a low-stress, well-supported role focused on routine dental procedures—not complex pediatric cases.

What This Role Looks Like

  • Healthy pediatric patients only (ASA I)

  • Ages 5 and up

  • Dental extractions and routine dental procedures

  • No complex cases

  • One site per day — no bouncing between locations

  • Monday–Friday schedule

  • No call. No nights. No weekends

  • RN on site at all times

  • Predictable dental hours

  • Consistently home for dinner

This is a streamlined, calm office-based environment designed to let you focus on patient care—without hospital pressures or unpredictability.

Why Providers Choose This Role

  • Ambulatory / office-based anesthesia only

  • No OB, no trauma, no cardiac, no neonates

  • Clear schedules that end when the cases end

  • Experienced, supportive clinical teams

  • A culture that truly prioritizes quality of life

Compensation & Flexibility

  • Full-time and part time 1099 options available

Ideal Candidate

  • MD anesthesiologist

  • ABA Board-Certified or Board-Eligible (within required timeframe)

  • Comfortable caring for pediatric patients (ages 5+)

  • Confident practicing independently in an office-based setting

  • Enjoys routine, consistency, and a predictable workday

  • Values balance, stability, and a healthy pace of practice

Ready for a Better Rhythm?

This is an opportunity to practice pediatric anesthesia without hospital stress, in a role that respects your time, your expertise, and your life outside of work.

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