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Anesthesiologist (ASC) Cleburne

Cleburne, Texas, United States

 

🚨 Immediate Opening: Anesthesiologist (MD)

Cleburne, TX | Ambulatory Surgery Center | 3–4 Days/WeekJoin Ambulatory Anesthesia Care – Southwest (AAC Southwest)—an ambulatory-only anesthesia practice built for physicians who want excellent medicine, predictable schedules, and a life outside the OR.

If you’re ready to step away from overnight call, weekends, and hospital chaos, this is your opportunity to practice anesthesia the way it was meant to be.

Why This Role?

We’re hiring an MD anesthesiologist immediately to support a busy ASC in Cleburne, TX, with a 3–4 day per week schedule. This is a stable, long-term opportunity within a growing, physician-led organization.

The AAC Southwest Difference

Predictable, Balanced Schedules

  • ✅ No call

  • ✅ No nights (rarely past 5 PM)

  • ✅ No weekends (optional elective Saturdays with premium pay)

  • ✅ When cases are done, your day is done

Low-Stress, Ambulatory-Only Practice

  • No OB, trauma, cardiac, or neonates

  • Focused, efficient cases in ASCs

A Culture Physicians Actually Stay For

  • Collaborative, respectful teams

  • Strong operational support

  • Leadership that listens and invests in providers

About AAC Southwest

Founded in 2011, AAC Southwest is a physician-driven anesthesia group serving ASCs, office-based anesthesia locations, and select acute care hospitals across DFW, Houston, Austin, El Paso, and Corpus Christi.

We support a wide range of specialties, including:

  • Orthopedics

  • ENT

  • Gastroenterology

  • Gynecology

  • General Surgery

  • Spine (Ortho/Neuro)

  • Pain Management

  • Urology

  • Podiatry

  • Dental (Pediatric & Adult)

Compensation & Opportunities

  • Full-time 1099 available

  • Competitive compensation

Schedule Expectations

  • Averages ~30-40 hours per week, with seasonal variation

  • Credentialed across multiple sites for added flexibility and early-out options

Qualifications

  • MD anesthesiologist

  • ABA Board-Certified or Board-Eligible (certification required within 7 years of residency)

  • Comfortable working independently in fast-paced ambulatory settings

  • Reliable transportation; local travel only (no more than one site per day)

 

Ready to Learn More?

Rediscover the joy of practicing anesthesia—with balance, respect, and support.

📩 Apply or start a conversation:
Email your CV to recruiting@aac-md.com or schedule time to speak with our team today.

We’d love to show you the AAC Southwest way!

 

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