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Full-Time (1099) Anesthesiologist in Fayetteville, AR | $690k+ First-Year Compensation Potential | 1

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premier anesthesiaFayetteville (AR)
AnesthesiologistsOffices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

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Senior

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$500,000 per year

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About the role

Position: Anesthesiologist
Location: Washington Regional Medical Center - Fayetteville, AR
Employment Type: Full-Time (1099)
Why Join Us? Work atArkansas' top-rated hospitalas a Staff Anesthesiologist and enjoy exceptional earning potential, generous time off, and a collaborative team environment in one of the most desirable communities in the Ozarks.
Compensation & Benefits: $500,000 base compensation (1099) $50,000 sign-on bonus for a 2-year commitment $20,000 quality bonus $20,000 retention bonus $100,000 call pay 1:9 10 weeks time off annually Malpractice with tail coverage paid
Practice Highlights: 425-bed regional medical centerserving Northwest Arkansas Established anesthesia group with equitable call rotation Diverse case mix including General Surgery, Orthopedics, OB, Neuro, ENT, and more Collaborative team environment focused on quality and patient care About Washington Regional Medical Center:425-bed regional medical center and the largest healthcare provider in Northwest Arkansas, recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of the Best Regional Hospitals.
Community Highlights: Fayetteville offers scenic beauty, 50 miles of biking and hiking trails, and vibrant arts and dining. Designated a Bike City by the UCI, it combines outdoor adventure with a thriving cultural scene. About Premier Anesthesia: Premier Anesthesia, a Jackson Healthcare company, has specialized in hospital-based anesthesia practice management for over 20 years, delivering concierge-level service and data-driven solutions tailored to anesthesia.

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