Job opening for pediatric anesthesiologist in Tacoma
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Jeez, that pay seems a little low for a sub specialist.
That's government contracting for you. They pay the same for a CT anesthesiologist where I am now, and have an ad for a Pain anesthesiologist that (surprise) has yet to be filled. Upside is that you really don't work too hard (at ours, can't speak for Madigan, but I think it's similar), and you get all of those federal holidays off. However, you do get death by PowerPoint, just like your AD colleagues.
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That pay is terrible. I'm a general anesthesiologist and make twice that. Which fool is going to take a job like this? Some unsuspecting new grad I suppose......
The civilian guys I used to work with at another navy hospital made more with no call and no OB. For Q5 call with trauma, they need to add a lot more coin.
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I feel like as much as trainees and new grads complain (justifiably sometimes) about the old gaurd, the willingness of new grads to take these $hit jobs is also driving the decent of our specialty.
Is it a contract or GS job? If the later, then they can't offer more, due to the GS system being very specific.
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Yeah, because that's what new grads do....they seek out the lowest paying job and jump right on it. You really figured out the problem there. 🙄
GS or not, that's a really bad deal. Academic jobs start higher than that with q30 call. And no nasty adults. But you get lovely Tacoma...
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The salary is $100K too low . I realize the government has salary limitations but that's VA level pay posted on here.
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