Physician Anesthesiology - Competitive Salary

Job Description

Anesthesiology | Alaska\n
\n75th Percentile\n
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\nPractice Overview\n

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• Join a hospital-employed anesthesia team of 5 anesthesiologists and 8 CRNAs in a friendly, collegial, and highly collaborative practice environment.
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• Enjoy a diverse case mix including general surgery, orthopedics, OB, ENT, urology, endoscopy, and other surgical and procedural services. The practice handles nearly everything except cardiac surgery and craniotomies.
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• Experience an excellent work-life balance with approximately 1:10 call , home call that is typically light, and a post-call day off .
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• Benefit from 12 weeks of vacation , allowing ample time to enjoy life outside of medicine while maintaining a rewarding clinical practice.
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• Practice in a supportive hospital environment that prioritizes quality patient care and values anesthesia as an integral part of the organization rather than focusing solely on productivity and volume.
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• Work alongside an experienced, tenured team in a setting that combines the clinical variety of a busy community hospital with the collegiality and lifestyle advantages of a smaller practice .
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• Board Certified or Board Eligible in Anesthesiology
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• Completion of an accredited Anesthesiology residency program
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• Eligible for medical licensure in Alaska
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• Located on the Kenai Peninsula , known for breathtaking natural beauty
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• Access to world-class fishing, hiking, skiing, and outdoor recreation
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• Safe, family-friendly community with excellent schools
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• Lower congestion and cost of living compared to many urban markets
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• Ideal for surgeons seeking adventure, balance, and long-term practice stability
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• Affordable Cost of Living: Housing and Consumer Goods historically 30% less than Anchorage and parts of Alaska not on the road system
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• Accessibility: Local Airport with direct flights to Anchorage less than 30 minutes; short breathtaking drive less than 2 hours; Direct flights from Anchorage to all Major Hubs
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• Climate and Daylight Myths: Central Alaska not nearly as frigid as Northern Alaska and has similar amounts of daylight as Pacific Northwest and Northeastern United States in the Winter
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• Tourism Capital of Alaska: Home to one of the top fisheries in the entire world; Abundant Wildlife photography; Home to World Class downhill skiing where Olympians train
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