This is a general Anesthesiology position, that can also take a provider that want to do Cardiac cases. We have exclusive contracts with a 420 Bed Level II trauma hospital, as well as the attached 90-bed Women’s and Infant’s Hospital. Our members have the utmost autonomy, and flexibility to do the cases they want and be as busy as they want. Lancaster is on the northern edge of Los Angeles County (60 Miles away), but you are far enough away that you don’t get the big city feel.
The group was founded in the early 2000’s by Dr. Patalappa Chandrashekar and a now retired Anesthesiologist. They chose to make the Antelope Valley their home as it was the best professional opportunity in Southern California, as they had no competition. Everywhere they are looking in LA, Orange County and Ventura County was already oversaturated with providers. When they came up to Palmdale & Lancaster, they realized the gold mine and set up their stake.
Antelope Valley Hospital is a leading medical facility in the Antelope Valley, providing comprehensive care to over 220,000 patients annually. With 420 beds and a range of specialized services, including trauma care, pediatrics, neonatal care, heart and vascular care, and cancer treatment, the hospital serves as a vital healthcare provider in the region. Recognized for its exceptional performance, AVH has received awards for cardiovascular care, organ donation awareness, and chest pain center accreditation. The hospital also operates an advanced outpatient imaging center and collaborates with Antelope Valley Community College for nursing education.
Would you like to move to 3,000 square miles of beautiful poppy fields, Joshua trees, and a vast open desert? If you answered yes, then the Antelope Valley is the place for you! Located at the northern tip of Los Angeles County and the southern tip of Kern County, the Antelope Valley is a diverse community of four major cities (Lancaster, Palmdale, Rosamond, and Mojave) with over 20 little towns within those cities (Quartz Hill, Little Rock, Pearblossom, Leona Valley, etc.). With a population of 513,547 people in Antelope Valley, you’ll meet all sorts of people everywhere you go.
