Anesthesiologist

Anesthesiologist – Rutland Regional Medical Center (Vermont)

Rutland Regional Medical Center is seeking a Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Anesthesiologist to join our dynamic surgical team. This position offers the opportunity to practice a full spectrum of anesthesia services in a supportive, hospital-employed environment.

Position Highlights:

Comprehensive Anesthesia Services: Provide anesthesia care for a variety of surgical procedures, including general, orthopedic, and outpatient surgeries.

Collaborative Environment: Work alongside a skilled team of CRNAs and anesthesiologists in a Level III trauma center.

State-of-the-Art Facilities: Utilize advanced equipment and technology to deliver high-quality patient care.

Competitive salary with productivity incentives.

• Comprehensive benefits package including health, vision, and dental insurance.
• Malpractice insurance with tail coverage.
• CME allowance and professional development support.
• Retirement plan and other standard hospital benefits.

Why Join RRMC:

Work-Life Balance: Enjoy a manageable call schedule and supportive work environment.

Professional Growth: Opportunities to expand clinical expertise and engage in teaching.

Quality of Life: Live in scenic Vermont with access to year-round outdoor recreation.

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