Senior General Anesthesiologist — Regional Blocks and Benefits

Posted 2 days ago

enterprise medical recruitingBrooklyn (NY)

Anesthesiologists General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$605,000 per year

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About the role

Enterprise Medical Recruiting is assisting a well-established regional health system in Ashland, Kentucky, in recruiting a General Anesthesiologist. Join a collaborative team of eight anesthesiologists in a predominantly supervisory practice offering an outstanding compensation package, generous time off, and excellent work-life balance. Practice & Opportunity Highlights Join a team of 8 established anesthesiologists Primarily supervise experienced CRNAs Broad mix of general anesthesia cases No cardiac, thoracic, or neonatal cases Regional anesthesia skills, including orthopedic blocks, required Welcoming 2027 residency graduates

Compensation & Benefits: Guaranteed salary of $605,000 $1,500 per call shift $50,000 sign-on bonus $75,000 student loan repayment over 3 years 8 weeks of paid time off 1 week of CME with allowance Comprehensive benefits package, including malpractice coverage, retirement plan, and relocation assistance Community Highlights Located along the Ohio River, Ashland, Kentucky, offers an affordable cost of living, excellent schools, and abundant outdoor recreation. Residents enjoy boating, fishing, hiking, and nearby state parks while benefiting from easy access to Lexington, Cincinnati, and Huntington, West Virginia. Ashland provides the perfect blend of small-town charm and regional amenities. DO-2607-103298

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