BC/BE Anesthesiologists

Construction Association of Michigan

Elkhart (IN)

On-site

USD 495,000 - 605,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Flexible health & dental plans

403(b) with matching

Paid malpractice and tail coverage

Student loan repayment assistance

Job summary

The Construction Association of Michigan is seeking a full-time anesthesiologist for Elkhart General Hospital with a starting salary of $550,000. This role requires managing anesthesia responsibilities and working in a supportive environment with a focus on clinical excellence.

Qualified candidates will benefit from leadership opportunities and mentorship opportunities for new graduates. The practice offers competitive benefits and a focus on work/life balance.

Qualifications

Competent with peripheral nerve blocks and neuraxial anesthesia.
Comfortable with neuroanesthesia and hospital committee involvement.
Dedicated to patient safety and clinical excellence.

Responsibilities

Manage day-to-day anesthesia operations and run own room.
Oversee patient flow from pre-operative evaluation through PACU discharge.
Respond to operating room urgencies and emergencies.

Skills

Peripheral nerve blocks

Neuraxial anesthesia

Leadership mentality

Team-player

Education

Doctor of Medicine

Job description

Join a collegial and thriving anesthesiology program with an excellent compensation package starting at $550,000. Experienced physicians sought and new graduates welcomed.

Anesthesiologist Job Summary

Elkhart General Hospital, a 254‑staffed Level III Trauma Center in Elkhart, Indiana, is actively seeking full-time anesthesiologists to join our dynamic and collaborative team. We are looking for skilled anesthesiologists who thrive in a supervisory model and are adept at managing day‑to‑day anesthesia responsibilities outside of the operating room. This opportunity offers a rich and varied caseload, including:

Regional anesthesia supporting a robust orthopedic program
Neuroanesthesia and healthy pediatric ENT cases
Low to medium volume OB, endoscopy, and cath lab procedures
A full spectrum of gynecology and general surgery
New anesthesia equipment in the operating rooms

Physicians will enjoy the flexibility to sit their own cases while also running the board and managing department operations. This is an exceptional opportunity to practice in a supportive, high‑functioning environment that values clinical excellence and teamwork. New graduates will also benefit from mentorship.

Must Have Qualifications

Must be competent with peripheral nerve blocks (PNBs) and neuraxial anesthesia
Must be comfortable with neuroanesthesia
Willing to be involved with hospital committees to ensure an active and beneficial anesthesia presence resonates throughout the hospital
Dedicated to ensuring things are done in the most appropriate and safest way with every patient interaction
Leadership mentality
Comfortable managing day‑to‑day anesthesia operations
Team‑player with an excellence mindset

Work Schedule

Four‑physician model allows for 3 weeks on / 1 week off rotation (13 weeks off per year)
When working but not on‑call, the physician will run their own room administering anesthesia. This non‑call shift ends at 3:00 p.m., often earlier.
Ability to trade days/weeks off with partners
Annually, the call burden is split four ways with every post‑call day off and one weekend/month call
In‑house CRNAs allow for home call with a 30‑minute call‑in radius

Leadership Role Opportunities

Affiliation with Indiana University School of Medicine at Notre Dame and Memorial Hospital Family Medicine Residency allows for teaching of residents, medical students, and supervision of post‑graduate trainees.

Professional Growth Opportunities

Yes

About the Practice

EGH Anesthesia is a dynamic, hospital‑based practice offering a unique blend of clinical autonomy and collaborative leadership. Our anesthesiologists rotate between sitting their own cases and serving as the board‑runner or float anesthesiologist, ensuring seamless perioperative care and operational efficiency.

When not sitting your own case, the float anesthesiologist plays a pivotal role in:

Overseeing patient flow from pre‑operative evaluation through PACU discharge
Addressing pre‑op and post‑op concerns promptly and effectively
Responding to operating room urgencies and emergenciesCoordinating daily room assignments and enforcing early‑out schedules
Collaborating with OR leadership to align resources and optimize daily operations
Performing nerve blocks and other similar responsibilities

We operate within a high‑functioning care team model, supported by skilled and independent CRNAs. With a supervision ratio of 1:7, our CRNAs are trusted partners in care delivery and maintain a collegial relationship with our physicians. An attending anesthesiologist is always present in‑house whenever anesthesia is being administered.

Obstetric anesthesia is fully managed by CRNAs, who provide 24/7 coverage for Labor & Delivery, allowing our anesthesiologists to focus exclusively on surgical cases.

On any given weekday, we support up to eight anesthetizing locations, offering a diverse and engaging clinical environment.

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