Physician, Anesthesiologist

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kaleida healthBuffalo (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$400,000 per year

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About the role

Position Summary: General Anesthesiologist openings at Buffalo Niagara Anesthesia (BNA) in collaboration with Kaleida Health. Positions are located at Buffalo General Medical Center or Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital in the Buffalo, NY area. Available Positions0.8 FTE (40‑hour week) – base salary $400,0001.0 FTE (50‑hour week) – base salary $500,000 Day position with no on‑call duties.
Responsibilities: Perform comprehensive anesthesia services for a broad range of surgical procedures. Collaborate with surgeons, residents, fellows, and CRNAs on patient care. Supervise residents/fellows and medically direct CRNAs as appropriate. Participate in quality and productivity initiatives. Assist in academic and teaching activities when interested.
Qualifications: Board‑eligible or Board‑certified in Anesthesiology (BE/BC).MD or DO licensed in New York or eligible for New York licensure. Strong collaborative and leadership skills.
Benefits:
  • Private practice employment with comprehensive health and retirement benefits.
  • Sign‑on bonus $70,000.Paid medical malpractice insurance (beyond average coverage).Generous paid time off – 8 weeks.
  • Student loan forgiveness (PSLF) if needed.
  • Continuing medical education support – $9,000 CME dollars.
  • Relocation assistance.
  • Academic and teaching opportunities.
  • Potential for productivity and quality incentives beyond base salary.
  • Signing, retention, and relocation bonuses may also be available.
  • We Offer a Highly Collaborative Environment
  • Excellent scheduling platform.
  • Strategic leadership support.
  • Maximized work/life balance.
  • No on‑call duties.

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