In PP now with far fewer hours.
Res. worked 6am to 5pm in OR. Never out before 5, often later. Then came pre and postops and occasional conferences. Call was 4, 1 week of nights (7 in a row 5p to 7a) in the main OR. 4 weeks of weekend day call. Then there was OB nights for which we were paid (mandatory moonlighting, on avg one 12 hour shift per month that was on the weekends). 3 weeks vac per year.
PP. Avg day is 7am to 3:30 pm M-F. One time per month you pull a 24 hour OB shift. One time per month you are the overnight in call doc. One time per month you are the guy who takes call at home for the night. Havent yet been called in from home. On those nights you stay until all but one OR is down--can be from 6pm to usually no later than 11p. You get the next day off. There is also a "Late" doc that stays until we are down to 2 rooms. With 3 MDs we can supervise plenty of rooms, but the hospital only staffs 3 between 7 and 11pm, and only 2 from 11p to 7am.
We are lucky to have about 30 mds with only one hospital to cover. We cover the main OR with one doc and OB with a second. An AA stays on OB. So between the 3 most things can get taken care of, with the at home doc rarely called in.
Weekend call is 24 hours in the main OR, 7a to 7a. OB call is always a 24 hour shift.
Avg vacation is 8 weeks per doc ranging from 6 to 12.
You get paid for working, not for vacation.
This is probably fairly typical. What you also need to consider is payer mix. For these hours you could get paid from 300K to 600K depending on the mix and your locale.