Anesthesiologist Medical Director Needed for Indiana

Posted 2 days ago

promedical staffingPhoenix (AZ)

Anesthesiologists General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

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Anesthesiologist Medical Director Needed for IndianaCentral, Indiana Anesthesiologist Medical Director Needed in IndianaJob Description: Board Eligible or Board Certified Anesthesiologist Needed to join Group Hospital Employed Call 1:7 Inpatient & Outpatient Work Case Mix includes General, Ob/Gyn, Plastics, ENT, CTS, Interventional Pain & Neurosurgery Cardiovascular training or Experience is welcome but not required Some opportunity to teach and do research if desired Highly Competitive Guaranteed Salary & Benefits Hospital: Non-for-profit 300+ bed teaching hospital located in central Indiana! Level III trauma. Hybrid Room. Community: Mid-size city of 67,000+ with a service area of over 200,000. Only about 40-45 minutes from Indianapolis, and just over 1 hour of the airport. Great community with good schools. This mid-size city boasts division 1 athletic events, and world-class entertainment. Great family friendly community with lots to see and do. Indianapolis International Airport is just over one hour south. Dayton Ohio International Airport is 1 1/2 hours, and Fort Wayne Indiana airport is about 1 hour away! Indiana is a physician friendly state, one of the top 10 places for physicians to practice, with capped malpractice, low income tax, low cost of living, great hospitals and communities. Equal Opportunity Employer

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