Dental Anesthesiologist (Salem)

AAC Pacific Northwest; Portland (OR); On-site; USD 230,000 - 320,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Medical benefits

401(k) with match

Retention bonus

Job summary

AAC Pacific Northwest is seeking an Office-Based Dental Anesthesiologist to join our physician-led group providing anesthesia for pediatric and adult dental patients in a convenient, office-based setting.

We offer competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and a focus on work-life balance with no on-call requirements, no nights, and no weekends, plus opportunities for full-time or part-time employment across Washington state.

Qualifications

• Board-certified or board-eligible dental anesthesiologist.
• Strong experience in office-based dental anesthesia.
• Active Washington license or willingness to obtain.

Skills

Office-based anesthesia

Team communication

Patient-centered care

Washington license

Board-eligible/board-certified

Education

Dental Anesthesiology board

Job description

You have a career. Now live your life, too.

Office-Based Dental Anesthesiologist — No Call. No Nights. No Weekends. 1099, FT, and PT opportunities available| Competitive Compensation | Long-Term Stability | Exceptional Quality of Life Washington — Federal Way Puyallup Seattle Bellingham

Join Ambulatory Anesthesia Care , a physician-led group redefining anesthesia through a modern, office-based model built around clinical excellence, autonomy, and genuine work-life balance.

Our patients are healthy, office-based pediatric and adult dental patients. Cases have short sedation and recovery times, and our dental partners start early — which means most days wrap up by early afternoon. That's time back for your kids' after-school activities, your own appointments, or simply enjoying everything the Pacific Northwest has to offer.

Why Join AAC?

• Consistent, predictable schedules — no nights, no call, no weekends
• Fully office-based pediatric and adult dental anesthesia practice
• Stay close to home — scheduled at one office per day
• Excellent safety outcomes and high patient satisfaction
• Long-term stability — established contracts with room to grow
• Turnkey operations — we handle staffing, medications, equipment, and logistics
• Strong provider retention and low turnover — our clinicians stay because they love it here
• A culture of trust and respect between physicians, staff, and patients

What We're Looking For

• Board-certified or board-eligible Dental Anesthesiologist
• Strong experience in office-based dental anesthesia
• Active Washington license (or willingness to obtain)
• Prior office-based or ASC experience preferred
• Commitment to patient-centered, high-quality care and patient safety
• Collaborative, team-oriented mindset with strong communication skills

What You’ll Get

• Competitive compensation
• Comprehensive benefits (if W2): medical, dental, vision, malpractice, 401(k) with match
• Retention bonus to support a long-term partnership
• A role that honors your specialty, supports your autonomy, and protects your life outside of work

If you’re looking to be more than a number — to be engaged in patient care and part of the future of healthcare — AAC is your new work home!

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