Critical Care Anesthesiology - Partnership track - Philidelphia

Location:
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Facility:
St. Lukes University Health Network
Practice:
Anesthesia Specialists of Bethlehem (ASB)

Opportunity Highlights

• Compensation & Benefits
• Average total annual compensation is approximately $655,000, including:
• $531,352 base salary
• $80,000 average additional compensation from voluntary call
• $71,000 employer-funded 401(k) contribution
• $3,000 CME allowance
• $1,650 employer-funded HRA

Additional benefits include:

• $100,000 sign-on bonus
• $10,000 relocation assistance
• Blue Cross Health Insurance
• Full reimbursement for all licensing and board fees
• $500/month vehicle stipend for travel between campuses
• $80/month cellphone stipend
• 8 weeks of paid vacation and 5 paid sick days annually

Partnership Track

• Partnership vote at 18 months
• Partnership granted upon completion of two years of employment
• One-time equity buy-in of $2,500

Practice Model: Blend of anesthesiology and critical care medicine

Practice Overview:

Anesthesia Specialists of Bethlehem is a physician-led private practice with over 30 years of excellence in anesthesia care. Our team comprises 77 physicians and 120 CRNAs, providing services across 12 inpatient campuses and 3 ambulatory surgery centers within the rapidly expanding St. Lukes University Health Network.

Clinical Scope:

• Level I Trauma Center es Bethlehem campus

• Level II Trauma Center and Mother and Baby Pavilion es Anderson campus (3,500 deliveries/year)

• Comprehensive critical care services across multiple ICUs, including cardiovascular, neuro, surgical, and medical critical care patients

• Multidisciplinary ICU teams with residents, medical students, advanced practitioners, pharmacists, respiratory therapists, and critical care nurses

• Diverse anesthesia case mix: orthopedics, cardiac, thoracic, neurosurgery, urology, OB/GYN, ENT, vascular, pediatrics, and general surgery

• Coverage of non-OR anesthesia sites including GI, interventional radiology, and diagnostic imaging

• Management of pre-op programs, acute pain service, surgical optimization clinic, and established ERAS protocols

Candidate Requirements:

• Board-certified or board-eligible anesthesiologist

• Fellowship training in critical care medicine

• Strong regional anesthesia skills

• New graduates and fellows are encouraged to apply