Certified Anesthesiologist Assistant - West Palm Beach, Florida -

Posted 9 days ago

necnic groupWest Palm Beach (FL)

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Certified Anesthesiologist Assistant - West Palm Beach, Florida Position Overview: Join a highly supportive and skilled anesthesia care team at a Level I trauma facility. This full-time position offers flexible fixed shifts of 8, 10, or 12 hours with no waterfall or call requirements. You'll have the opportunity to work across a broad spectrum of cases including general, orthopedics, OB, trauma, ENT, podiatry, urology, and plastics. New graduates are welcome and encouraged to apply. Position Highlights: Flexible fixed shifts: 8, 10, or 12 hours No waterfall or call responsibility Wide variety of case exposure, excluding routine vascular and cardiac Supportive, local CRNA leadership Opportunity to practice at the top of your skill set Student loan repayment options available Access to educational development and CE modules
Compensation and Benefits: Competitive and experience-based compensation structure Generous sign-on bonus Comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, and vision Life and disability insurance 401(k) and Supplemental Executive Retirement Plan HSA, flexible spending, and employee assistance resources Paid professional liability insurance with tail coverage Clinician referral bonuses
Location: West Palm Beach, Florida - A vibrant coastal city known for its sunny weather, stunning beaches, upscale shopping, and cultural attractions. Enjoy a laid-back lifestyle with year-round outdoor recreation, excellent schools, and a welcoming community.

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