Anesthesiologist
- Pittsburgh, PA
- Full-time
- Posted
- Relocation paid
- Occurrence-based malpractice
- Teaching or academic
- Specialty
- Anesthesiology
- Pay stated
- Not stated
- Employment
- Full-time
- Site
- UPMC Passavant
About this job
Anesthesiologist positions (general, acute pain and cardiac) with the UPMC Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine at UPMC Passavant's McCandless and Cranberry Township campuses north of Pittsburgh. The posting highlights academic faculty appointments and flexible scheduling and FTE options.
- The work
- Provide general, acute pain or cardiac anesthesia care and supervise CRNAs with a 2.75:1 concurrency target. Research and mentorship opportunities are offered.
- Schedule
- Daylight coverage M-F, with shifts of 6:30a – 3:30p, 6:30a - 5:30p or 6:30a - 7:30p. FTE options are available.
- Call
- Beeper call 7:30p - 7a.
- Patients
- Broad variety of cases, including all major adult subspecialty care.
- What the pay includes
- Salary plus supplemental incentive, with additional premiums and opportunities for additional earnings. Includes a relocation allowance and a CME allowance of $4,110.
- Requirements
- ABA board-eligible or certified; unrestricted Pennsylvania medical license.
- Benefits named
- Health, life and disability insurance; occurrence-based malpractice insurance; defined contribution plan and 403b with employer match; PTO with options to increase.
About this posting
Posted by UPMC as “Practice as an Anesthesiologist at UPMC Passavant in McCandless and Cranberry Township”, job JOB-20343. First seen here , last checked . Applying there yourself is fine; a recruiter can then no longer represent you for this job.
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