Part-Time Anesthesiologist (Lifestyle Schedule)

Schedule

1 week on / 1 week off, Monday–Friday, 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM. No nights, no weekends, no call. Approximately 26 working weeks per year (~1,040 hours annually).

Compensation

$300,000 annual compensation, with opportunities for additional pay.

Highlights

• Exceptional work‑life balance
• Predictable, consistent schedule
• Ideal for physicians seeking reduced clinical load or supplemental income
• Supportive, well‑established clinical environment
• Rare opportunity to maintain strong compensation while enjoying a true lifestyle‑focused schedule

Clinical Skills

• Assess patients’ status, induce and maintain anesthesia, establish IV access, intubate and extubate patients, perform epidurals and spinals, and able to establish an A‑line as appropriate.
• Actively engaged in patient management.
• Cases reviewed at random to evaluate performance.
• Demonstrate competence in all requested clinical privileges.
• Annually perform: 2 epidurals, 2 spinals, 5 personally performed anesthesia cases demonstrating ability to induce, maintain, establish IV access, intubation and extubation.

Communication Skills

• Clearly communicate verbally and in writing, including complete and appropriate documentation, timely communication, accurate sign‑out documentation, appropriate transfer of care, effective communication with patients and other clinicians, regular communication with CRNAs and other physicians.

Education, Training, and Certification

• Licensed to practice medicine in the State of Pennsylvania.
• Board certified (or eligible) in Anesthesiology.
• Maintain Continuing Education requirements.
• Complete all required UAS training programs.
• Maintain BLS & ACLS certifications, and PALS certifications as required.
• Maintain facility privileges.

Physical Requirements

• Regularly standing for periods up to 60 minutes.
• Ability to lift 20 lbs.
• Ability to push/pull stretcher with patient (up to 250 lbs).
• Bending/stooping regularly through shift.
• Walking regularly throughout shift as required for patient care.
• Occasionally respond quickly to emergencies.
• Repetitive motions regularly as required for patient care.
• Sufficient auditory and visual abilities as required for patient care.

Other Requirements

• Familiar with location, operation & process for reporting malfunctions of anesthesia machines & monitors, ventilators, cardiac monitors, temperature & BP monitors, MH cart/box, all pediatric anesthesia equipment, endotracheal intubation tools, hand‑controlled ventilation tools, CPR equipment, computers & clinical computer programs, other clinical point‑of‑care testing equipment.
• Uniform & dress: scrubs or other OR appropriate attire per facility requirements.
• Follow universal precautions in all clinical work.
• Maintain acceptable surgeon, patient, and facility satisfaction levels.
• Adhere to all UAS policies and procedures.
• Maintain strictest confidence of patient and corporate information.
• Willing to serve on hospital or UAS committees as requested.
• Good attendance and timeliness; courteous in relieving others and when taking breaks.
• Positive representation of UAS.