Full-Time Anesthesiologist

Overview

Full-Time Anesthesiologist

This regional medical center in Texas provides excellent care for its patients and creating a safe work environment for its practitioners and staff. A 216-bed Acute Care Hospital with 6 ORs, 4 Endoscopy suites, and a 16-bed ICU, it offers a wide array of services including 24/7 Emergency Care, Cardiac Catheterization Lab, Imaging Services, Rehabilitation and Therapy Services, Cancer Care, a 16- bed Intensive Care Unit, Surgical Services, and an Inpatient Orthopedic Center of Excellence. Employing 621 people—499 of which are physicians and medical staff—it logs over 6,000 admissions and 30,967 ER visits. It’s no wonder this facility offers the community high quality, patient-focused care, close to home.

Centrally located, this city maintains a quaint town feel. Being home to a wonderful mix of cultures, it offers great food and lots of fun activities. Situated just outside a renowned nature preserve, it’s a great place to get outside and enjoy the outdoors. Being only five miles from an international airport makes travelling anywhere easy. Great schools and a vibrant economy make it an excellent place to call home.

Responsibilities of the Anesthesiologist

• 6 ORs
• Case mix: general, GYN, neuro, ortho, plastics, podiatry, uro – No OB
• Average annual case volume: 2,337
• Shift types: 8s, 10s, 12s

Requirements of the Anesthesiologist

• Active state license
• NBCRNA Certification
• ALS/BLS Certifications

Benefits for the Anesthesiologist

• Annual base compensation $580,000
• W2 and independent contractor options
• Paid time off
• $3,000 CME
• Health | Dental | Vision | Life | Disability
• 401(k) | Flexible spending accounts
• Medical professional liability insurance

About Somnia Anesthesia

Since 1996, Somnia (www.somniainc.com) has had a singular focus on anesthesia–investing in clinician professional development so patients can get the best care possible. We welcome and encourage applicants of all races, colors, genders, religions, sexual orientations, national origins, and disabilities, as well as those who have served.