Anesthesiologist (Colorado Springs)

AAC Southwest; Colorado Springs (CO); On-site; USD 140,000 - 230,000; Part time

Job summary

AAC Southwest is offering a part-time anesthesiologist opportunity for office-based anesthesia in Colorado Springs and Centennial. The role emphasizes no call, no weekends, and no holidays, with two days per month on a predictable schedule.

The successful candidate will beABA-certified or eligible, hold an active Colorado medical license or be willing to obtain it, and be experienced in office-based or ASC settings, traveling to client offices as needed.

Qualifications

• ABA-certified or ABA-eligible anesthesiologist.
• Active Colorado medical license, or willingness to obtain/reactivate.
• Office-based or ASC experience preferred.
• Reliable transportation and willingness to travel to client offices.
• Professional, compassionate, and highly communicative.
• Comfortable collaborating closely with surgeons, dentists, office staff, and AAC team members

Responsibilities

• Provide office-based anesthesia in Colorado Springs and Centennial.
• Collaborate with surgeons, dentists, and office staff.
• Travel to client offices as needed.
• Deliver safe, patient-centered anesthesia with autonomy and professionalism.

Job description

Anesthesiologist Opportunity – Colorado

Predictable Office-Based Anesthesia | No Call | No Weekends | No Holidays

This opportunity is ideal for an anesthesiologist looking for a small, predictable clinical commitment while maintaining flexibility for other professional or personal priorities. Ambulatory Anesthesia Care (AAC) is seeking a personable, patient-centered anesthesiologist to provide office-based anesthesia in Colorado Springs and Centennial.

Who Is This Opportunity For?

This role may be a great fit if you are:

Looking for a part-time, predictable schedule rather than a full-time commitment

Interested in maintaining aflexible lifestyle while continuing to practice clinically

A physician with another practice, academic role, private practice, or other professional commitment who wants consistent additional clinical work

Looking for office-based anesthesia outside of the traditional hospital environment

Someone who values autonomy, strong relationships with surgical and dental teams, and a supportive culture

An anesthesiologist who wants no call, no weekends, and no holidays

The Opportunity

Schedule: Approximately 2 days per month

Schedule: Predictable, recurring days

No call

No holidays

Excellent compensation and benefits

Immediate opportunity

Why AAC?

At AAC, we believe exceptional anesthesia care starts with exceptional people. Our clinicians are known for their strong morale, loyalty, collaboration, and commitment to patient care.And don't just take our word for it — talk directly with our clinicians and hear why many have built long-term careers with AAC.

Who We Are

Ambulatory Anesthesia Care provides comprehensive peri-operative anesthesia services for physicians, surgeons, and dentists performing procedures in medical and dental office settings.Our anesthesiologists and peri-anesthesia registered nurses provide pre-, intra-, and post-operative care across a wide variety of office-based procedures.We operate as a traveling surgery center, bringing the medications, supplies, equipment, and emergency preparedness needed directly to our clients' offices.Our focus is simple: safe care, exceptional quality, and an outstanding patient experience.

What We're Looking For

Our ideal anesthesiologist is clinically strong, dependable, personable, and comfortable working independently in an office-based environment.

Requirements:

ABA-certified or ABA-eligible anesthesiologist

Active Colorado medical license, or willingness to obtain/reactivate

Office-based or ASC experience preferred

Reliable transportation and willingness to travel to client offices

Professional, compassionate, and highly communicative

Comfortable collaborating closely with surgeons, dentists, office staff, and AAC team members

Looking for the Right Kind of Part-Time Opportunity?

Ambulatory Anesthesia Care — transforming office-based anesthesia, one patient at a time.

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