1099, Minimum compensation $580K, More than 12 weeks off, No Cardiac, thoracic, pediatrics or heads.

Position: Anesthesiologist 1099

Compensation & Benefits:

$580,000 base compensation

$75,000 signing bonus

Premium pay offered for unscheduled shifts

12 weeks off

In house call with post call day off

In-house staff 24x7 includes 1 CRNA and 1 Anesthesiologist

Low volume afterr 5pm

Malpractice coverage provided

New grads are highly encouraged to apply

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Practice Highlights:

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Location: Mount Carmel Grove City – Grove City, OH, Suburb of Columbus, Ohio

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Why Join Us?

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Join a respected anesthesia practice that values autonomy, collaboration, and a service-oriented clinical culture. This opportunity offers excellent earning potential, lifestyle flexibility, and the chance to practice at a modern, full-service community hospital.

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Flexible scheduling options to fit your lifestyle

Anesthesiologist and CRNA care team model

High level of autonomy with a collaborative, efficient OR culture

Service-oriented team focused on efficiency and respect

Proficient in regional anesthesia

Contact Mike Flagg, Senior Recruiter, at 678-690-7686 or mflagg@premieranesthesia.com for more information or to be considered for future opportunities.

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About Premier Anesthesia:

Premier Anesthesia, founded in 2001 by Rick Jackson (Jackson Healthcare), specializes in hospital-based anesthesia practice management. For over 20 years, we’ve delivered tailored solutions with a focus on quality, stability, and provider satisfaction.

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.