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Pediatric Dental Anesthesiologist

Dallas, Texas, United States

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

Office-Based Pediatric Dental Anesthesiologist – No Call. No Nights. No Weekends. Just Great Pay & Purpose | Full-Time | Great Compensation | Long-Term Stability | Exceptional Quality of Life

Join Ambulatory Anesthesia Care – Midwest, a physician-led group redefining anesthesia through a modern office-based model that prioritizes clinical excellence, autonomy, and true work-life balance.

Why Join AAC?

  • Consistent, predictable schedules – no nights, no call, no weekends
  • Fully office-based dental anesthesia practice
  • True clinical autonomy – typically 3 procedure days/week with 8–10 cases/day
  • Primarily pediatric-focused care in a high-quality, office-based setting
  • Office-based model with excellent safety outcomes and patient satisfaction
  • Long-term stability – established contracts with the option to grow 
  • Turnkey operations – we handle staffing, medications, equipment, and logistics
  • Strong provider retention & low turnover – our clinicians stay because they love it here
  • Culture of trust and respect between physicians, staff, and patients

What We’re Looking For

  • Board-certified or board-eligible Dental Anesthesiologist
  • Pediatric anesthesiology experience required, or demonstrated comfort providing pediatric anesthesia
  • Strong experience in office-based dental anesthesia, including Pediatrics
  • Active Illinois license (or willingness to obtain)
  • Prior office-based or ASC experience preferred
  • Commitment to patient-centered, high-quality care
  • Commitment to patient safety, quality outcomes and professionalism
  • Collaborative, team-oriented mindset with strong communication skills\

What You’ll Get

  • Competitive compensation (W2, FT package)
  • Comprehensive W2 benefits: medical, dental, vision, malpractice, 401(k) with match
  • Retention bonus to support long-term partnership and stability
  • A role that honors your specialty, supports autonomy, and protects your life outside work

📩 Apply Today and take the next step toward a career built for both excellence and balance:

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