About this role
Anesthesiologist Opportunity
Join Rochester Regional Health – St. Lawrence Region
Find Meaning in Your Practice and Time for Yourself. Join a collaborative health system built on team-based support and genuine community connection.
At Rochester Regional Health, we believe exceptional care starts with exceptional people. Our physicians are empowered to build meaningful patient relationships, collaborate with supportive colleagues, and thrive both professionally and personally in one of the most scenic and welcoming regions of New York State.
The St. Lawrence Region offers the perfect balance of purpose-driven medicine and quality of life — where you can make a lasting impact in a close-knit community while enjoying the natural beauty, affordability, and lifestyle flexibility that are increasingly hard to find elsewhere.
Why Join Rochester Regional Health – St. Lawrence Region?
Practice With Purpose
- Serve a diverse patient population with strong community ties
- Enjoy a collaborative environment with experienced clinical teams
- Opportunity for autonomy while remaining connected to a large, integrated health system
- Access to advanced technology, specialty support, and system-wide resources
Exceptional Quality of Life
Located in Northern New York along the St. Lawrence River, our communities offer:
- Easy access to the Adirondack Mountains
- Proximity to Canada, including quick trips to Ottawa and Montreal
- Four-season outdoor recreation including boating, hiking, skiing, fishing, and camping
- Affordable housing and short commute times
- Family-friendly communities with excellent schools and welcoming neighborhoods
- A slower pace of life without sacrificing access to modern amenities
Position Highlights
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Specialty: Anesthesiologist
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Open to experienced providers or new graduates (Board Certified or Board Eligible within 5 years of completing residency)
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Demonstrated commitment to high-quality, patient-centered care
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Candidate Skills:
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Comfortable with obstetric anesthesia
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Comfortable placing central lines – particularly for use in the ICU
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Will occasionally be called to assist with airway management in the ED and ICU
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Case Types: General Surgery (Includes Thoracic), Urology, ENT, Orthopedics, OBGYN, Podiatry, TEE/Cardioversion. NO Hearts, Spine, Neurosurgery, Cardiac, EP, Complex Urology, ECMO or Pediatrics