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Community Anesthesiologist - Valley Regional Hospital

Dartmouth-Hitchcock
Lebanon, NH, US
Full-time

About this role

Job title: Community Anesthesiologist - Valley Regional Hospital

Responsibilities

  • Dartmouth Health’s Department of Anesthesiology is seeking a skilled and versatile General Anesthesiologist to join Valley Regional Hospital, a federally designated critical access hospital serving Sullivan County, New Hampshire, for more than 130 years.
  • This is an opportunity to practice high-quality anesthesia care in a community hospital where your expertise makes a direct impact. You’ll work closely with surgeons, CRNAs, nurses, and other members of the perioperative team while caring for a diverse patient population in a collaborative and supportive environment.
  • Valley Regional Hospital has evolved alongside the needs of its community and today provides a broad range of inpatient, emergency, surgical, and specialty services. For anesthesiologists, this means a practice with clinical variety and meaningful responsibility, while maintaining the close-knit feel and personal connections that make community medicine rewarding.

What You’ll Do

  • Provide anesthesia care for adult and adolescent patients across a diverse community hospital population.

  • Care for a broad range of surgical cases, with opportunities across specialties such as general surgery, orthopedics, endoscopy, ophthalmology, and robotics.

  • Provide both general and regional anesthesia, including opportunities to perform regional blocks and other procedures.

  • Play an important role in supporting efficient, high-quality OR operations.

  • Develop strong working relationships with your surgical and anesthesia colleagues in a collaborative, team-oriented environment.

  • Help ensure patients in Sullivan County have access to high-quality anesthesia and surgical care close to home.

  • Participate in quality, safety, and practice improvement initiatives that support the anesthesia service and the hospital.

  • Maintain opportunities for teaching and mentorship through the relationship with Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center.

  • Why You’ll Love This Practice

  • Enjoy the autonomy and variety of community anesthesia while practicing within a supportive hospital environment.

  • Maintain a broad general anesthesia practice rather than being limited to a narrow subspecialty.

  • Work closely with surgeons and CRNAs in a collaborative model where your clinical expertise is valued.

  • Become an integral part of the OR team and have a visible impact on how anesthesia care is delivered.

  • Practice at a critical access hospital that is deeply connected to the community it serves.

  • Enjoy 1,680 weekday clinical hours per year, with limited weekday pager call and minimal weekend commitments.

  • Receive competitive shift-based compensation, with premium pay for shifts beyond standard clinical hours.

  • Benefit from the resources and academic connection of Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, including opportunities for teaching and professional development.

  • Receive up to $15,000 in relocation assistance, based on mileage, to help make your move easier.

  • Live Well Outside the Hospital

  • Enjoy the welcoming feel of a New Hampshire community with a strong connection to the outdoors.

  • Take advantage of four-season recreation, including skiing, hiking, biking, boating, and more.

  • Experience beautiful New England scenery without the congestion and pace of a major metropolitan area.

  • Find family-friendly communities, excellent schools, and a great environment for putting down roots.

  • Enjoy local restaurants, arts, cultural events, and community activities throughout the region.

  • Take advantage of convenient access to larger communities in both New Hampshire and Vermont.

To learn more, please visit:

  • www.dhproviders.org

  • Required Licensure/Certifications

  • Board-certified or board-eligible in Anesthesiology.

  • Eligible for medical licensure in New Hampshire and Vermont.

  • Experience or interest in both academic and community practice settings.

  • Excellent clinical judgment, interpersonal, and communication skills.

  • Commitment to continuous learning and patient-centered care.

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