Pediatric Anesthesiologist

Posted 5 days ago

us anesthesia partnersOrlando (FL)

Anesthesiologists Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$600,000 per year

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About the role

Join a large, well-established, multispecialty anesthesia group in Orlando, Florida, as a board-certified pediatric anesthesiologist. This role is designed to focus exclusively on providing dedicated care for pediatric patients during the day and on call. Clinicians also have the option to care for adult cases for additional compensation in a supportive, team-oriented setting. Practice Info Large, well-established, multispecialty anesthesia group in Orlando, Florida Primary role dedicated to pediatric patients

Responsibilities: Provide dedicated care for pediatric patients during the day and on call Take on adult cases for additional compensation, if desired Compensation $600,000+ total compensation $540K base salary $50K sign-on bonus with a two-year commitment Incentive pay for extra call Additional compensation for adult cases, if desired Additional compensation for pediatric cardiac and liver transplant experience

Benefits: 10 weeks of paid vacation per year CME allowance of $2,500 Relocation allowance of $10,000 Option to receive the sign-on bonus as an advance during fellowship Malpractice paid Medical insurance paid Disability insurance paid Retirement plan paid Interview expenses paid Shift & Schedule Call schedule of one weekday per week and 12 weekend calls per year

Requirements: Board-certified pediatric anesthesiologist Pediatric cardiac and liver transplant experience is a plus

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