District of Columbia Anesthesiologist directory

Anesthesiologist Jobs in District of Columbia

District of Columbia Anesthesiologist pay varies by employer, experience, schedule, and tax status. BagMask Q2 2026 Anesthesiologist Salary Report reports a average advertised W-2 base salary of $509,375 in District of Columbia. The live BagMask listings below stay synchronized with active openings; open a job to review employer-provided compensation, schedule, time off, and benefits when available.

The District of Columbia uses progressive personal income tax rates. Candidates comparing offers should weigh take-home pay alongside housing, commuting, insurance, and any expenses that come with a 1099 arrangement.

For national compensation context, read BagMask’s highest-paying W-2 Anesthesiologist jobs, then compare each District of Columbia opening by location, schedule, time off, and employer.

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District of Columbia advertised average
$509,375
BagMask Q2 2026 Anesthesiologist Salary Report
Personal state income tax
4%–10.75%
Progressive individual income tax rates; the top rate applies above million of taxable income.D.C. Office of Tax and Revenue
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DCLocum Tenens Anesthesiology Opportunity in Washington, D.C. | Sporadic ShiftsMedicus Healthcare SolutionsView job

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District of Columbia Anesthesiologist jobs: pay, licensing, and hiring areas

What is the average Anesthesiologist pay in District of Columbia?
The average advertised W-2 base salary is $509,375 in District of Columbia. That figure comes from BagMask’s Q2 2026 Anesthesiologist Salary Report; individual offers vary by experience, call, schedule, practice model, employer, and tax status.
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What license does an Anesthesiologist need in District of Columbia?
District of Columbia Anesthesiologists must hold an active District of Columbia physician license. District of Columbia physicians must meet the applicable MD or DO licensure pathway. The licensing authority reviews education, postgraduate training, examinations, background information, and endorsement or compact eligibility as applicable; employers separately verify hospital privileges and specialty credentials.
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Which District of Columbia areas are hiring the most Anesthesiologists?
The current BagMask listing is statewide or does not provide a city. Open the job for the employer’s complete location details; this answer will update when listings identify specific hiring areas.
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