Anesthesiology in Hospital Employed
Work-life balance reality from 30 Anesthesiology physicians working in Hospital Employed settings.
3.6/5
Satisfaction
87%
Would Choose Again
$597k
Avg Comp
46
Avg Hours/Week
Real Experiences from Hospital Employed Anesthesiology Physicians
“Fairly decent, typically I come into office later rather than sooner”
Richardson, Texas5 years48 hrs/wk$280k
“50 hr weeks. 10 weeks vacation 2100 hours annually Weekend 24 hour call Weekday 14 hour call. ”
Portland, Oregon12 years50 hrs/wk$625k
“Cardiac anesthesia. Lots of extra incentive call”
Massachusetts4 years70 hrs/wk$792k
“Pays the bills at this point a little burned out with 2nd child on the way but husband is in tech and helps around with it”
New Jersey6 years58 hrs/wk$550k
“Daily coverage with medical direction of CRNAs, call approximately 5 nights per month, including 1 weekend. Post-call days off, pre-call days first out. We cover 3 hospitals and an ASC.”
Georgia18 years50 hrs/wk$570k
“With the 12 weeks of vacation, the work-life balance is very strong. During the work days, while 10-hour days, they are very reasonable to accomplish. On the other hand, with the amount of vacation afforded, I could either take it to travel, stay home, or work locums in addition, which helps with taxes.”
Peoria, Illinois40 years54 hrs/wk$640k
“I am on cardiac call once every 5 nights. Rare call backs. First out after cardiac call so typically a long day followed by a short day. Time off allows me to do locums. Brought another one 180k doing locums for 7 weeks. Didn’t feel burned out at all”
South Carolina2 years27 hrs/wk$700k
“Monday through Friday, 7:30 case starts to ORs coming down around 3:30-4pm. We take 24 hour call about once a month, incentivized late shifts about once a week, and overnight call about once every 10 or so days. ”
Providence, Rhode Island2 years50 hrs/wk$550k
“I enjoy being able to have my time at home and not have to take any load home with me ”
Chicago, Illinois1 years40 hrs/wk$500k
“Typically have 1-2 calls per week. Calls are either late shifts or 24 hour calls. 24hr call is followed by 2 post call days off. If staffing is required on the 2nd post call day, we get called in and paid extra for a shorter day of work (I.e. 6-7 hours). It is a work-hard, play hard lifestyle. We work approximately 55 hours per week but we have 9+ weeks of PTO. I find my job very rewarding but it can be very stressful and draining. Requires a lot of confidence, mental stability and persistence. ”
New Hyde Park, New York2 years55 hrs/wk$700k
How Hospital Employed Compares to Other Settings
| Practice Setting | Physicians | Satisfaction | Avg Hours | Avg Comp |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private Practice | 39 | 3.9/5 | 50 | $601k |
| Hospital Employed | 30 | 3.6/5 | 46 | $597k |
| Hospital-employed | 28 | 3.9/5 | 47 | $530k |
| Academic | 24 | 3.8/5 | 48 | $436k |
| Independent / Contract-Based | 5 | 3.6/5 | 43 | $876k |
Common Questions
What's it like to be a Anesthesiology physician in Hospital Employed?
Based on 30 responses, Anesthesiology physicians in Hospital Employed report 3.6/5 satisfaction, working an average of 46 hours per week, earning an average of $597,042.87% would choose this path again.
How does Hospital Employed compare to other practice settings for Anesthesiology?
Hospital Employed ranks among the 2 most common settings for Anesthesiology. Compared to other settings, it offers average satisfaction scores.
Quick Stats
Satisfaction:3.6/5
Would Choose Again:87%
Avg Comp:$597k
Avg Hours:46