Earn over $500,000 as a staff Anesthesiologist while only working 26 weeks per year New opportunity available at Brooks Memorial Hospital in Dunkirk, New York - Premier Anesthesia
Dunkirk, NY
About the Job
Full-time compensation offered for only 26 weeks of work per year! Join our fantastic team in Dunkirk, NY as a General Anesthesiologist at Brooks Memorial Hospital!
- Competitive 1099 package of $500,000 plus a $50,000 sign on bonus,
- Only 26 weeks per year, including call requirement,
- Flexible call schedule of one week on/one week off with limited callback,
- Bread & butter cases, including podiatry, orthopedics, endoscopy, urology, and general surgery. Only emergent OB.
For more information about this opportunity or to be considered for future opportunities, please contact Jon Hopkins at 678.690.7829 or jon.hopkins@premieranesthesia.com
ABOUT BROOKS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Brooks Memorial Hospital is a community hospital where friends, neighbors and family care for one another. The Brooks-TLC Hospital system has a vital and dynamic role, allowing the Hospital to serve the community with compassionate and quality care.
ABOUT DUNKIRK, NEW YORK
Located in Dunkirk, New York on the southeastern shore of Lake Erie just outside of the Buffalo - Niagara Falls Metropolitan area, Dunkirks rich history dates back to the early 1600's. This culture has led to today's wide variety of music, entertainment, and restaurants throughout the city. A short interstate drive to downtown Buffalo offers professional sports and world-class shopping.
ABOUT PREMIER ANESTHESIA
Founded in 2001 by Rick Jackson (founder of Jackson Healthcare), Premier Anesthesia has carefully and intentionally developed hospital-based anesthesia practices for twenty years. As a privately-owned company we have been able to grow carefully and strategically, by focusing on executing each implementation with the attention to details that make transitions as least disruptive as possible. As a single-specialty practice management company, our staffing, technology, EMR and methods are all specific to anesthesia.