Search Anesthesiologist Jobs in Phoenix, AZ

Nestled in the heart of the Sonoran Desert, Phoenix, Arizona, is a bustling metropolis famed for its natural beauty and year-round sunshine, offering ample opportunities for Anesthesiologist jobs. Explore positions in esteemed hospitals such as Mayo Clinic, Banner University Medical Center, and Phoenix Children’s Hospital that offer top-tier resources to further your career as an Anesthesiologist.

Locum Anesthesiologist jobs near Phoenix

Short-term locum Anesthesiologist needed in Tempe

Job Responsibilites

  • Provide anesthesia for cardiac surgeries including bypass, valve replacement, and heart transplants
  • Manage hemodynamic stability during procedures
  • Collaborate with cardiac surgeons and perfusionists to ensure successful outcomes

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  • Mesa

    In the heart of the East Valley, Mesa houses the Banner Desert Medical Center, merging state-of-the-art medical technology with a commitment to high-quality patient care.

  • Chandler

    Dignity Health Chandler Regional Medical Center, situated in Chandler, is a regional healthcare hub renowned for its advanced facilities and top-notch medical services in the densely populated Greater Phoenix area.

  • Scottsdale

    Known for its modern facilities and innovative practice, HonorHealth Scottsdale Shea Medical Center in Scottsdale offers top of the line healthcare services in the vibrant and fast-growing Northeast Valley region.

  • Tempe

    Situated in the lively city of Tempe, the Tempe St. Luke’s Hospital is highly reputed for its technologically advanced facilities and comprehensive healthcare services in the Metropolitan Phoenix area.

  • Maricopa

    In Maricopa, the Banner Health Center provides cutting-edge medical services, showcasing top tier facilities in the growing Pinal County region.

  • Gilbert

    Mercy Gilbert Medical Center, situated in Gilbert, merges modern medical technology with a unique dedication to patient care in one of the fastest-growing areas of the Greater Phoenix Metropolitan area.

  • Surprise

    Boasting a state-of-the-art facility, the Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center serves the Surprise area, providing quality healthcare services in the vibrant Northwest Valley.

  • Avondale

    In the fast-growing city of Avondale, Abrazo West Campus stands as a premier healthcare provider, featuring modern facilities and quality health services in the Southwest Valley region.

  • Goodyear

    Home to the Abrazo West Campus, Goodyear provides advanced medical facilities and comprehensive healthcare services to the populous West Valley region.

  • Flagstaff

    Advanced facilities and high-quality care at Flagstaff Medical Center make it a top choice for physicians seeking opportunities in the stunning surroundings of Northern Arizona.

  • Casa Grande

    Nestled in Pinal County, the Banner Casa Grande Medical Center integrates modern healthcare services with the rustic charm and vibrancy of Casa Grande.

  • Queen Creek

    In Queen Creek, the Dignity Health Urgent Care offers a unique blend of top-notch facilities and community-oriented healthcare in one of the fastest-growing regions of the Greater Phoenix area.

  • Buckeye

    Buckeye's Banner Health Center offers premium healthcare services, fusing cutting-edge medical facilities with the rustic charm of the West Valley region.

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Salary range in Arizona for Anesthesiologists

The average Anesthesiologist salary in Arizona is $372,331. The range usually falls between $336,970 and $434,871.

Factors affecting the compensation of Anesthesiologists include their professional experience, areas of specialization, geographical location of practice, and whether they work in a hospital, private practice, or academic setting and whether they practice in a rural or urban environment.

Medical license to practice in the state of Arizona

In order to practice medicine in the state of Arizona, you'll need a medical license from the Arizona Medical Board. The fee for initial licensure is $500, with an additional $500 for insurance upon approval, and a $50 fingerprinting fee, totaling over $1,050. Licenses must be renewed with specific requirements, including completion of 40 hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits per licensure cycle. The renewal fee is $500, and a late renewal incurs an additional $350 fee. The application process includes providing proof of medical school completion, legal residency, postgraduate training, and passed medical exams. Fingerprinting and a comprehensive application questionnaire are also required. The entire process typically takes 60 to 90 days, so it is advised to apply well in advance.