A specific anesthesiologist dedicated to the safety and efficiency of your operating room. When you first contemplate scheduling a patient for surgery, you will know exactly who will be the anesthesiologist, and you’ll be able to immediately convey your confidence to the patient.

Peace of mind for you, knowing that the perioperative medical management of your patient is in good hands, and you no longer have to purchase additional malpractice insurance to supervise a nurse.

Also, peace of mind for your prospective patient knowing the credentials of the anesthesiologist. You can refer your patients to this informative web site where they can review my profile, read relevant articles, and click on links to Questions and Answers about office-based anesthesia endorsed by the American Society of Anesthesiology.

An impeccable safety record consistent with ASA and AAAHC standards. In fact, I would be excited about representing your practice at public seminars and being a regional advocate for office-based safety. NC Office Based Surgery Guidelines

Technical proficiency in advanced airway management including a particular knack for deep unconscious sedation as well as total intravenous general anesthesia with spontaneous ventilation via Laryngeal Mask Airway (LMA). The latest BIS level of consciousness monitoring has also become a hot issue that patients are requesting. Anesthesia Techniques

 A professional demeanor reflective of your office’s high standards and complimentary to the image of your practice.

 A sincere bedside manner that puts patients at ease when they are most anxious. This is where I get my most satisfaction. Please take a moment to read some of the letters from my nursing staff.

 Expert in Quality Assurance and OR suite logistics. I would envision also working closely with your office managers in preparation for re-accreditation and periodic inspections.

 My role as a perioperative physician will begin with complementary anesthesia consultations by phone or in your office, all the way through the intraoperative course, to post op follow up and pain management.

Efficient and relaxed operating room atmosphere for you to do your best work

Optimum patient comfort and satisfaction such that their entire operative experience supersedes their highest expectations

Jonathan McMullen MD