Anesthesiologist – U.S. Navy | $600,000 Sign-on Bonus | Nationwide

Join the U.S. Navy as an active-duty anesthesiologist providing care to service members and their families. Practice in a supported medical environment with no production requirements, while contributing to military readiness at home and abroad.

Administer anesthesia, manage perioperative care, provide pain control, and maintain patient safety across a variety of surgical settings. This is a military officer opportunity requiring full-time, in-person service.

Facility

Work within U.S. Navy medical environments supported by clinical staff, caring for service members and their families. Specific facility and assignment details can be discussed with the Navy recruiter.

Community Highlights

Potential practice locations include California, Illinois, Washington, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Maryland, Virginia, and other locations nationwide. Community and lifestyle options vary by assignment.

• Total annual compensation listed at $300,000–$360,000, plus a $600,000 accession bonus.
• $59,000 specialty incentive pay and $8,000 board certification pay.
• CME allowance, retirement benefits, and 30 days of paid time off.
• Housing stipend or on-base housing.
• 12 weeks of paid maternity leave, in addition to applicable convalescent leave.
• GI Bill education benefits, with transfer to eligible dependents subject to program requirements.
• No production requirements and no patient insurance billing or reimbursement discussions.

• MD or DO from an accredited institution, or ECFMG certification.
• Completed an ACGME-accredited anesthesiology residency or currently in the final year.
• Board certified or board eligible in anesthesiology, or currently in the final year of residency.
• U.S. citizenship; ages 21–64.

Nationwide opportunities | Full-time | In-person

You’ll have the opportunity to care for active-duty service members, veterans, and their families in well-equipped, collaborative clinical settings across the country. Practice in modern hospitals and outpatient clinics in highly desirable locations nationwide, including California, Florida, Virginia, Maryland, Washington, and more. Whether you’re interested in San Diego, Honolulu, Pensacola, or another destination, we’ll work with you to align your location preferences with available opportunities.

This role offers a unique sense of purpose—supporting those who serve—while maintaining a structured, team-based environment that allows you to focus on patient care without many of the administrative burdens found in private practice. You’ll also have opportunities to participate in humanitarian and relief efforts, extending your impact beyond the clinic and into communities in need.