Anesthesiologist Job: Dean Clinic, Madison, Wisconsin Full Time Employment Status: W-2 Start Date: Immediate We have an outstanding opportunity for a BE/BC Anesthesiologist to join Dean Clinic, a 500+ physician multi-specialty group. Fellowship training in Cardiac Anesthesia is welcomed but not necessary. Our Anesthesia Division consists of 10.4 FTE anesthesiologists and 40+ CRNA’s on staff and the position is conveniently based at St Mary’s Hospital and the adjacent Surgery and Care Center in Madison, WI. St. Mary’s Hospital has 10 operating rooms plus 3 cardiovascular operating rooms. The Surgery & Care – Outpatient Surgery Center has eight operating rooms. Typical schedule is Monday through Friday, approximately 45-60 hours per week, including first call. The call schedule is 1:10 for general first call covering from 3:00 pm – 7.00 am and is taken in-house due to volume of cases with second call (1:4.6) for CV Anesthesia would be taken from home. Saturday/Sunday call is 1:11 and is taken in house for 24 hours. The ideal candidate should be BE/BC in General Anesthesia. Additional Fellowship training in cardiac anesthesia with proficiency and certification in TEE, would be welcomed. The overall case mix for the department consists of - Cardiac (includes vascular and thoracic) – 1,100 cases (approx. 12% of surgical volume), Neurosurgery – 960 cases (11%), General Surgery – 1870 cases (21%), Orthopedic Surgery – 2500 cases (28%). In addition, St. Mary’s Hospital is not a trauma center though they do see some trauma cases. Dean Clinic is a large, multi-specialty, integrated healthcare delivery system, with more than 500 physicians and other providers and approximately 65 clinic locations. In partnership with St. Marys Hospital, Dean Clinic also provides tertiary care services across an 18 county region through our extensive regional clinic system. Dean Health Plan provides health care coverage for approximately 300,000 covered lives across our service area. The Hospital St. Mary’s is an acute-care hospital licensed for 440 beds and offers full scope of medical and surgical specialty areas - except transplants. In 2012 St. Mary’s provided 24,316 inpatient discharges, including newborns, 78,461 outpatient visits and 50,076 emergency room visits. The Dean & St. Marys Cardiac Center includes three dedicated cardiovascular operating rooms, a 37-bed nursing unit that offers 24-hour telemetry monitoring, 12-bed Medical Intensive Care Unit and a 12-bed Surgical Intensive Care Unit. SSM Health Care, parent organization of St. Marys, in May 2003 became the first health care organization in the country to be named a Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award winner. The award is the top honor a U.S. company can receive for quality management and quality achievement. St. Marys Hospital is also the only hospital in the region to earn the prestigious Magnet Recognition for Excellence in Nursing from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) of the American Nurses Association. The Community Madison, the capital of Wisconsin, offers a quality of life second to none. Madison consistently ranks as one of the top places in the country to live, work, go to school, play and raise a family. Home to the State Capitol and University of Wisconsin, Madison offers residents a stimulating civic, political and educational environment. Boasting an outstanding public school system, Madison has 30 elementary, 12 middle and 5 high schools. Residents also enjoy an endless variety of music, dance, theater, and literary arts, including five museums exhibiting art, history, and science collections. Shoppers and diners enjoy an eclectic mix of independent stores and cultures from around the globe. Built around four lakes, Madison satisfies outdoor enthusiasts with its miles of bike paths, public parks, beaches, and marinas. Excellent guaranteed salary, signing bonus and comprehensive benefit package are being offered. Definite Job or a Pending Job: Definite Job How often will Anesthesiologist be on FIRST call? Every TENTH night FIRST call Day off after FIRST call? Sometimes How often will Anesthesiologist be on SECOND call? Every FIFTH night SECOND call How often the Anesthesiologist will be doing each of the following: -Chronic Pain Management: Never -Cardiac Anesthesia: Sometimes -Thoracic Anesthesia: Sometimes -Major Vascular Anesthesia: Sometimes -Obstetric Anesthesia: Sometimes -Pediatric Anesthesia: Sometimes -Neuroanesthesia: Sometimes -Trauma Anesthesia: Rarely -Critical Care Medicine: Sometimes -Anesthesia for outpatient surgery: Sometimes -Office based Anesthesia: Never -Administrative/ Leadership Duties: Rarely -Regional Anesthesia: Sometimes -Preop Screening Clinic: Sometimes -Orthopedic Anesthesia: Sometimes -Acute Pain Service: Rarely Will anesthesiologist be Medically Directing CRNAs or AAs? 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