UPMC Hamot in Erie, PA, is seeking a Night Float Anesthesiologist to join their collaborative team. This role involves providing anesthesia services within a regional tertiary-care medical facility and Level II trauma center. The position offers an opportunity to work in a supportive care team model, focusing on high-quality patient care and professional development.
Practice Info
- Regional tertiary-care medical facility, referral hub, and Level II trauma center
- Over 400 beds with an extensive range of inpatient and outpatient services
- Team works in a care team model approach
- Case assignments include Ortho, neuro, general surgery, transplants, and OBGYN
Responsibilities
- Assist in the directing and coordinating of activities in the Anesthesia Department
- Responsible for the medical management of patients who are rendered unconscious and/or insensible to pain and emotional stress during surgery and other medical procedures
- Pre-anesthesia assessment
- Obtains and/or verifies patient consent
- Discuss anesthetic options and risks with the patient
- Induction, maintenance, and emergence from anesthesia
- Monitoring of the patient's physiological condition
- Performance of clinical intervention as needed
Compensation
- Salary: $565,000 annually
- Sign-on bonus: $75,000
- Loan repayment or training assistance program funding options are available
Benefits
- Generous paid time off
- Generous benefits package, including: Health, life, vision, dental, disability, and AD&D insurance
- Flexible Spending Accounts/Health Savings Accounts
- 401(k)
- Profit sharing
- Fully paid malpractice insurance coverage
- Leadership and professional development opportunities
Shift & Schedule
- Mon-Sun. One week on and one week off
- OB coverage would be in-house at the Women’s Hospital only on Saturday nights from 7p-7a
- All other shifts would be “beeper” call in our Main OR
Requirements
- M.D./D.O. Degree from an accredited College of Medicine
- ECFMC and FLEX
- Completion of approved residency in anesthesia
- Currently licensed as a physician