Anesthesiology Opening in South Carolina Located in Orangeburg, SC = 40m from Columbia; 75m from Charleston Full time, permanent EmployedSeeking a full-time board certified or board eligible Anesthesiologist to join our team-based practice and care for the rapidly growing local population of Orangeburg, SC. This position will have the support of excellent local hospital staff, hospitalists, intensivists, and general surgeons. As a partner and collaborator with our academic medical center, you ll have access to advanced technologies such as specialty and sub-specialty diagnostic support, and direct affiliation with clinical centers of excellence, all to better empower you to increase and optimize care locally.About our opportunity: BC/BE in Anesthesiology Eligible for South Carolina licensure Strong clinical and interpersonal skills that will enable him/her to be a leader within the Division and institution Experience with major vascular, minimal obstetric, minimal pediatric, neuro, transplant, ambulatory, regional, orthopedic, and ENT anesthesia, as well as ultrasound-guided nerve blocks is required Employer Provides: Competitive Base Compensation for 40 hours + additional hourly call pay 13 Weeks Time Off Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) eligibility Occurrence Malpractice Coverage with Sovereign Immunity Employer-funded retirement plan $5,000 CME allowance Epic EMR Platform About Orangeburg: Orangeburg, SC, located along the banks of the Edisto River in the Midlands region of South Carolina, is a haven for lovers of outdoor recreation and small-town charm alike. In Orangeburg, you ll find picturesque lakes and rivers, oak trees draped in moss, open air markets featuring local artisans, lively festivals and celebrations, and homegrown restaurants serving classic Southern fare. Hit the links at one of Orangeburg County s 12+ golf courses and resorts or set up camp under the stars at Santee State Park, located on beautiful Lake Marion. Visit Edisto Memorial Gardens in the spring to take in the natural beauty of over 4800 individual rose plants that date back to the 1950s and give Orangeburg its "Garden City" nickname.