Dental Anesthesiologist - Post Falls, Idaho

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aac pacific northwestNew York (NY)

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Idaho, United States You have a career. Now live your life, too. Office-Based Dental Anesthesiologist – No Call. No Nights. No Weekends. Just Great Pay & Purpose|Full-Time | Great Compensation | Long-Term Stability | Exceptional Quality of Life Join Ambulatory Anesthesia Carea physician-led group redefining anesthesia through a modern office-based model that prioritizes clinical excellence, autonomy, and true work‑life balance. Consistent, predictable schedules– no nights, no call, no weekends Fully office-based pediatric and adult dental anesthesia practice True clinical autonomy– typically 3‑4 procedure days/week with 8–10 cases/day Office‑based model with excellent safety outcomes and patient satisfaction Long‑term stability– established contracts with the option to grow Turnkey operations– we handle staffing, medications, equipment, and logistics Strong provider retention & low turnover– our clinicians stay because they love it here Culture of trust and respectbetween physicians, staff, and patients
What We’re Looking For: Board‑certified or board‑eligible Dental Anesthesiologist Strong experience in office‑based dental anesthesia Active Illinois license(or willingness to obtain)Prioroffice‑based or ASC experiencepreferred Commitment to patient‑centered, high‑quality care Commitment to patient safety, quality outcomes and professionalism Collaborative, team‑oriented mindset with strong communication skills What You’ll Get Competitive compensation(W2, FT package)Comprehensive W2 benefits: medical, dental, vision, malpractice, 401(k) with match Retention bonusto support long‑term partnership and stabilityA role thathonors your specialty, supports autonomy, and protects your life outside work Apply Today and take the next step toward a career built for both excellence and balance. As set forth in AAC Pacific Northwest’s Equal Employment Opportunity policy, we do not discriminate on the basis of any protected group status under any applicable law.

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