Anesthesiologist
centralcareSan Antonio (TX)
About the role
Anesthesiologist – Brooke Army Medical Center (San Antonio, TX)
Employer: CentralCare Inc.
Type: Civilian Contractor (1099)
Schedule: Full-Time (4×10s) | Call: 2–4 shifts/month
Location:
Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, TXA Meaningful Opportunity to Serve Without Enlisting
CentralCare Inc. is seeking a full-time Anesthesiologistto join our team atBrooke Army Medical Center (BAMC)in San Antonio — the U.S. Army’s flagship Level I Trauma Centerand one of the nation’s most advanced military medical facilities. This is acivilian contractor role(1099) supporting service members, veterans, and their families. No military service is required. Work Where Excellence Meets Purpose
Brooke Army Medical Center is the largest and most robust healthcare organization within the Department of Defense. The hospital supports more than240,000 military beneficiaries, features450 inpatient beds ,12 operating rooms, and over45 ICU beds, and handles more than80,000 emergency visits annuallyas the Military Health System’s only Level I Trauma Center. With a mission to enable total force readiness and deliver globally responsive, high-quality healthcare, BAMC combines military precision, academic rigor, and world-class medical capability. It’s a place where your skills directly contribute to readiness, recovery, and the lives of those who serve. What Our Current Anesthesiologists Love About Working Here
These insights come directly from anesthesiologists currently practicing at BAMC:Predictable 10-hour day shifts
15-hour in-house night call
Guaranteed post-call day offafter every overnight shift
Days:
typically staffing1–2 ORs with residents
Nights/weekends/holidays:staffing2 ORs with residents
No CRNA supervision— CRNAs practice independently
Collaboration forASA III or higher
Free CMEthrough a strong morning report / lecture series
Research opportunitiesavailable but never required This environment offers a balance of academic engagement, teamwork, and lifestyle stability — without the pressure often seen in academic centers.
Your Role:
Deliver safe, high-quality anesthesia care for a wide range of surgical and trauma procedures.
Monitor and manage patients through all perioperative phases.
Collaborate with CRNAs, residents, surgeons, and multidisciplinary teams to provide coordinated, patient-centered care.
Contribute to a culture built on integrity, compassion, respect, and excellence.
Position Details
Type: Full-Time | PRN | 1099
Schedule: 10-hour day shifts (Full Time = 4 shifts per week)
In House Call: 4 p.m. – 7 a.m. (2–4 shifts monthly)
Contract Length: 1-year, renewable
Compensation:
Hourly (2025 increased rates)
Malpractice: Provided (1M/3M occurrence)
Credentialing:45–60 days What You’ll Bring
Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathy (DO)
Board Certification by the American Board of Anesthesiology
Active Texas medical license (licensing assistance available)
CurrentDEA , BLS , ACLS, andPALS(AHA)
Strong clinical anesthesia experience within hospital or surgical settings
Commitment to excellence, professionalism, and patient safety
(Bonus) Experience teaching or mentoring anesthesia residents Why CentralCare
CentralCare Inc. is an award-winning, SBA-certified woman-owned small business with over 25 years of experience placing high-quality healthcare professionals across military and civilian medical systems. We focus on long-term partnerships, consistency, and exceptional support for both our clients and clinicians. We manage the paperwork, credentialing, and logistics — you focus on delivering outstanding patient care.
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