Physician / Anesthesiology - Pain Management

Posted 17 days ago

doctor staffersSan Antonio (TX)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$380k to $420k

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About the role

Pain Management Anesthesiologist Wanted / San Antonio, TXAbout this JobPlastics/Ortho(LOP with higher comp available up front) DREAM JOBProvide anesthesia for a large plastic surgery group in wealthy, cash pay parts of San Antonio. No call no weekends. All MD team. Many perks.
Full Description: This is a dream job providing anesthesia for outpatient plastic surgery cases. Surgery center is the number one provider of Plastic surgery cases in the city of San Antonio and one of the largest in the state. 3 FULL TIME PLASTIC SURGEONS. Adding more this year. 1300+ cases with the primary practice. The Plastic Surgery owner just purchased a third surgicenter ACROSS the street where 10-12 plastic surgeons currently operate Will be doing 90% cash pay plastic, cash pay spine, cash pay bariatric with max BMI outpatient values adhered to!.Several safety measures in place All patients are screened 2 weeks before and day of surgery for 12 panel drugs/nicotine/pregnancy. Focus is on safety. We need to stay 100% perfect!.The practice performs state of the art heme infusions for anemia prior to surgery and we have 3 cell savers to recycle blood during surgery. No one in the state has this many cell savers. Clinic has 2 Centers with Joint Commission Accreditation and 1 Center with AAAASF with overnight capability Total ORS's : 7Main surgeons send patients to hotels with nurses via private ambulance for larger cases so Mommy Makeovers/TT/Facelift/Butt Implant always stay with a nurse overnight. Healthy patients in a fun environment. No call or weekends and 100% own cases. Starting compensation offered is $380k to $420k. Interested candidates please reply with a copy of their CV and contact info for more details or call or text Josh at.

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