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At Ambulatory Anesthesia Care - Pacific Northwest (AAC-PNW), we provide high-quality office-based anesthesia exclusively for pediatric dental patients in a calm, efficient clinical environment ...

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As of Aug 8, 2026, the average yearly pay for aac in Remote, OR is $155,117.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $106,400.00 and $174,300.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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Infographic showing various Aac job openings in Remote, OR as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 3% As Needed, 74% Full Time, 18% Part Time, and 5% Contract. Highlights an 97% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 2% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $155,117 per year, or $74.6 per hour.

CRNA (Roseburg) Independent Practice

AAC Pacific Northwest

Roseburg, OR • On-site

Full-time, Part-time

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Job description

CRNA - Office-Based Anesthesia | Pacific Northwest

Pediatric Dental & Specialty Cases | Flexible Scheduling | W2 or 1099 OptionsYou have a career. Now live your life, too!

At Ambulatory Anesthesia Care - Pacific Northwest (AAC-PNW), we provide high-quality office-based anesthesia services across pediatric dental, adult dental, and select specialty settings including GI, ENT, fertility/gynecology, and plastics.

We are seeking a CRNA who is comfortable caring for pediatric patients in office-based environments, particularly pediatric dental settings. Our patients are healthy pediatric cases (primarily ASA I), and procedures are efficient with short sedation and recovery times. This model is intentionally designed to support both excellent clinical care and a sustainable lifestyle.

What This Role Looks Like
  • Office-based pediatric dental anesthesia

  • Healthy pediatric patients (primarily ASA I)

  • Efficient cases with short sedation and recovery times

  • Early start, early finish - many days wrap up by 1-2 PM

  • One location per day

  • Supportive clinical and operational teams

Our early-start model allows you to finish your day earlier and enjoy more time outside the OR-whether that's family time, outdoor activities, or simply a better rhythm to your week.

Why Providers Choose AAC-PNW
  • Flexible full-time and part-time opportunities

  • W2 and 1099 compensation packages available

  • Office-based, low-acuity anesthesia model

  • Collaborative scheduling with strong team support

  • One site per day with regional coverage opportunities across: Springfield, Salem, Eugene, Corvallis and Roseburg

  • Opportunity to grow alongside a thoughtfully expanding market

  • Leadership and clinical partnership opportunities over time

  • Retention bonus and referral incentives available

Who We're Looking For
  • CRNA licensed (or eligible) in Oregon and/or Washington

  • Comfortable providing anesthesia for pediatric patients

  • Experience in office-based or ASC settings preferred

  • Team-oriented mindset with strong clinical judgment

  • Interest in a flexible, lifestyle-friendly practice model

More Than Just a Job

If you're looking to practice great anesthesia without hospital chaos, and want to work with a team that values clinical excellence, autonomy, and quality of life, AAC-PNW may be the right next step!

Let's connect
Apply via the link below or email your CV to recruiting@aac-md.com for immediate consideration!