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omega recruitingValdosta (GA)

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Anesthesiologist - Full-Time | Georgia (Community-Based Hospital)VISA Sponsorship options available. A well-established, high-performing regional health system in Georgia is seeking a full-time Anesthesiologist to join a stable, collegial anesthesia team. This is a permanent, employed position with strong support, modern technology, and an excellent work-life balance.
Position Overview: Join a team of four board-certified anesthesiologists with CRNA and AA support Two anesthesiologists per shift Monday-Friday schedule, start at 6:30AM Rotating "early out" schedule as cases/rooms close Weeknight call required 1-in-8 call rotation, Monday-Friday No weekend call Home call permitted Case MixBread-and-butter general anesthesia Nerve blocks, A-lines, epidurals No cardiac or neurosurgery 8-9 starts per day ~700 cases/month (approx. 200 endoscopies) OB services (~750 deliveries/year) Heavy robotics volume with Da Vinci 5 robots, Mako, C-arm, and other advanced equipment Compensation & BenefitsCompetitive guaranteed salary, commensurate with experience Generous student loan repayment assistance Paid health insurance (with precepting responsibilities) Paid malpractice with tail Optional supplemental benefits package (retirement match available) Relocation + house-hunting support Monthly cell phone allowance CME allowance Early-commitment stipend available for residents/fellows Facility & Work EnvironmentModern physician lounge with meals provided 24/7 employee fitness center Advanced medical education center with simulation labs Strong administrative support and a collaborative medical staff culture

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