Cardiac Anesthesiologist

Cardiac AnesthesiologistLocation: Pennsylvania Position Type: Full-Time | Partnership TrackPosition OverviewWe are seeking a qualified, fellowship-trained Cardiac Anesthesiologist to join a well-established, physician-led anesthesia practice. This opportunity offers a diverse clinical environment, advanced cardiac surgical services, competitive compensation, and a clear pathway to partnership.The selected physician will provide direct cardiac anesthesia care while also participating in the general anesthesiology pool when not assigned to cardiac cases.Key ResponsibilitiesProvide direct, non-supervisory anesthesia care for cardiac surgical procedures.Manage anesthesia for routine and complex cardiac cases, including coronary artery bypass grafting, valve surgery, aortic surgery, and LVAD implantation.Support minimally invasive cardiac procedures and structural heart interventions, including TAVR and MitraClip.Participate in general anesthesiology services across multiple surgical specialties when not assigned to cardiac cases.Collaborate with cardiac surgeons, perioperative teams, and other healthcare professionals to ensure safe, high-quality patient care.Contribute to perioperative optimization, acute pain management, and enhanced recovery initiatives.Participate in required cardiac call coverage and related clinical responsibilities.Clinical EnvironmentThe practice provides anesthesia services across multiple inpatient hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers, including a Level I trauma center and a Level II trauma center with a dedicated cardiac program and modern cardiac facilities.The broader clinical case mix includes:Cardiac and thoracic surgeryOrthopedicsNeurosurgeryVascular surgeryGeneral surgeryInterventional radiologyUrology and gynecologyENT and routine pediatric casesComplex pediatric cases are managed by a dedicated pediatric anesthesia team.Call ResponsibilitiesHome-based cardiac call coverage.First call consists of 24-hour shifts.Weekday second call coverage until 7:00 PM, with a paid stipend.Weekday call frequency is approximately 6-8 times per month.Weekend call is approximately every sixth weekend.Additional voluntary shifts may be available for increased earning potential.Call stipends vary by weekday and weekend coverage.Additional call-in bonuses include $1,000 for non-pump cases and $2,000 for pump cases.Hourly compensation is provided while in the hospital.Compensation and BenefitsBase Salary: $501,000 annuallyAverage Total Annual Compensation: Approximately $655,000, including cardiac call and employer-funded benefitsSign-On Bonus: $100,000Relocation Assistance: $10,000Retirement Contribution: $70,000 employer-funded 401(k) contributionCME Allowance: $3,000 annuallyResidency/Fellowship Stipend: $2,000 per monthHealth insurance through Blue CrossFull reimbursement for licensing and board feesVehicle stipend of $500 per month for travel between campusesCellphone stipend of $80 per monthEight weeks of paid vacationFive paid sick days annuallyEmployer-funded Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA) of $1,650Partnership TrackPartnership vote at 18 months.Partnership eligibility upon completion of two years of employment.One-time equity buy-in of $2,500.QualificationsMD or DO degree.Completion of an accredited anesthesiology residency.Fellowship training in cardiac anesthesiology.Board certification or board eligibility in anesthesiology, as applicable.Ability and willingness to provide direct cardiac anesthesia care.Comfort managing complex cardiac surgical cases.Willingness to participate in the general anesthesiology pool and required cardiac call schedule.Strong clinical judgment, communication, and teamwork skills.Why Consider This Opportunity?Competitive compensation with substantial earning potential.Significant sign-on bonus and relocation assistance.Diverse cardiac case mix with access to advanced surgical procedures.Established physician-led practice with long-term stability.Structured partnership pathway.Generous paid time off and comprehensive benefits.Opportunities to participate in clinical leadership, perioperative initiatives, and program development.