Anesthesiologist - Cardiac - Portland, Maine

Portland, ME
Full Time
Physician - Anesthesiology
Experienced

Cardiac Anesthesiologist Opportunity in Beautiful Portland, Maine


Spectrum Healthcare Partners is seeking Cardiac Anesthesiologists (board-certified/board-eligible) to become integral members of our distinguished team of 40+ skilled physicans. We have both full-time and part-time positions. We have positions available at Maine Medical Center (MMC), a 700-bed tertiary hospital and Level One Trauma Center, with a residency, adult cardiothoracic fellowship, and academic opportunities.

About this role

  • Competitive Compensation: Enjoy an average shareholder compensation of $550k.  Start on a 2-year shareholder track with the commitment of reaching shareholder pay in just one year.
  • Comprehensive Benefits: Health insurance (80% covered by Spectrum), dental and vision plans, a 401(k) with match, profit-sharing, and extensive insurance options.
  • Generous Time Off: 8 weeks of PTO and an additional 2 weeks of paid sick leave, ensuring you have ample time to enjoy life in Maine.
  • Incentive Opportunities: Engage in opportunities for time-based incentive compensation, enhancing your earnings potential.
  • Contribute to team by playing a pivotal role in educating residents, participating in research, patient care and the continuous improvement of our practice.
  • Unique practice model that combines private practice and academics.
  • Call averages one weekend/month, one-weekday call/week.
With the opening of a new state-of-the-art cardiovascular medical tower in June 2024, the MMC cardiac service line is expanding to better meet the needs of northern New England.
  • ABA board certification, Advanced PTE exam, and Cardiac Anesthesiology Boards required within 4 years of employment.
  • We anticipate increasing our cardiac surgery (currently 1000 cases), structural heart, and EP volume by 80% over the next three years.
  • Cardiac anesthesia cases include coronary revascularization, complex valve replacements, structural heart procedures (TAVR, MitraClip, Watchman), high-risk PCI, and heart failure surgery (ECMO, LVAD, Impella)
  • We are committed to education and research with opportunities for both. Physicians are clinical faculty at the Tufts University School of Medicine and are integral to the education of our expanding MMC anesthesiology residency and fellowship programs. We also participate in research and quality improvement endeavors central to the mission of the cardiac and anesthesia service lines.
Community
Living and working in Maine assures an enhanced work-life balance. Located on the southern Maine coastline, Portland is an exceptionally diverse and vibrant community, renowned for the best of urban sophistication with small-town friendliness. Four-season recreational opportunities, such as skiing, hiking, sailing, and miles of beautiful beaches are all within a short driving distance. The greater Portland area offers great school districts, is ideal for raising a family, and is located less than two hours north of Boston.

Why Spectrum
With over 200 top specialists in anesthesiology, orthopaedics, pathology, radiation oncology, radiology, and interventional radiology, Spectrum is committed to providing a broad range of advanced expertise to our patients, communities, and hospital partners.

As a result of our size, the diverse services we offer, and the breadth of our geographic coverage, Spectrum has a seat at the table with healthcare systems, employers, insurers, managed care organizations, and policymakers. When it comes to making decisions about healthcare delivery, the physician perspective is represented.


 

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