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MD-El Paso GI (PRN)

El Paso, Texas, United States

PRN GI Anesthesiologist (1099) — AAC Southwest No Call. No Weekends. No Holidays.

Tired of overnight call, unpredictable hours, and weekend and holiday assignments? AAC Southwest is hiring PRN anesthesiologists to cover GI cases in an ambulatory surgery center (ASC) — clinical care only, none of the hospital or corporate hassle.

  • Work 1 to 5 days a week — you choose
  • 1099 / independent contractor
  • No call, no weekends, no holidays
  • Excellent compensation

The role You'll provide anesthetic care to healthy GI patients in a well-run ASC. Everything you need is on site, and you'll work alongside an experienced, supportive clinical team.

Who we are AAC Southwest is a growing ambulatory anesthesia and office-based practice. We handle the full peri-operative picture — medications, supplies, equipment, and emergency preparedness — so you can focus on patients, not paperwork.

What we're looking for

  • ABA-certified or ABA-eligible
  • GI, ASC, or office-based anesthesia experience preferred
  • Comfortable working independently in a fast-paced ambulatory setting
  • Reliable transportation to the facility

Compensation Competitive 1099 rate

Want to see it first? Spend a shadow day with our team before you apply — our staff have been with us a long time, and we think that says a lot.

If you want to be more than a number, AAC Southwest is your kind of place. Send your resume and a member of our Talent team will be in touch.

Apply below or email - recruiting@aac-md.com

 

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