Anesthesiologist

Overview

The ideal position for an anesthesiologist who desires a balanced lifestyle and a strong, collegial, family-oriented team of physicians. The Puget Sound Associates (PSA) anesthesiologist position is Monday through Friday with no nights, weekends, or call required.

Job Highlights

We provide anesthesia services to Seattle Surgery Center, Pro Medical Surgery Center, and Overlake Surgery Center. You will be doing your cases at an efficiently run ASC with quick turnovers. PRO Medical Surgery Center is a state-of-the-art facility connected to the high-end Pro Club in Bellevue. Overlake Surgery Center is a well-established facility also located on the Eastside. There is the option to focus most of your work on the Eastside. Cases are primarily orthopedic surgeries including a busy joint replacement program. Most of the patients are healthy, with the majority being ASA 1 and 2. If you desire additional work, you will have the option to pick up shifts at Swedish Medical Center First Hill for additional income or to maintain a diverse skillset. The ideal candidate is an individual who is motivated to work quickly and efficiently and is comfortable performing regional blocks (interscalene, axillary, adductor canal, and popliteal). We have a strong sense of duty to our patients and our healthcare partners. We pride ourselves on the patient experience being consistently strong among anesthesiology groups across the country. We feel a responsibility to help shape the future of anesthesia and to increase the value our profession can provide and the positive impact we can make on patient’s lives. This position is eligible for a robust benefits package including a 401k with employer match and quarterly profit sharing.

Qualifications

• All USAP Anesthesiologists must be either an M. D. or D. O. with the completion of an approved Anesthesiology Residency program.
• Board eligible or board certified in Anesthesiology.
• Must complete and meet hospital credentialing requirements for the hospitals they will have privileges.
• ability (physical or mental), family medical history or genetic information, political affiliation, military service, or other non-merit based factors.