Orthopaedic Hand Surgeon
grand strand medical center hcaMyrtle Beach (SC)
Orthopaedic Hand Surgeon
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grand strand medical center hcaMyrtle Beach (SC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Summary:
The Orthopaedic Department at Grand Strand Medical Center is seeking to employ an Orthopaedic Hand Surgeon to join a well‑established group in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
SpecializationOrthopaedic Surgery of the Hand
QualificationsBoard eligible or board certified in Orthopaedic Surgery
Active South Carolina medical license or ability to obtain prior to starting
Fellowship trained in Orthopaedic Hand Surgery
Experience with long bone, periarticular, and pelvic/acetabular trauma in a high‑volume practice
Call frequency: 10 shifts/month first year, 6 shifts/month thereafter
Advanced Practice Provider support within the practice
Incentives / Benefits PackageIn addition to unmatched potential for flexibility and career growth and a competitive salary with incentives, a comprehensive benefits program is available for full‑time colleagues. This includes:
Paid malpractice
Coverage for medical, behavioral health, prescription drugs, dental and vision
Wellbeing resources, including free counseling
Life insurance
401(k) plan with employer matching contributions
Time off, including disability coverage
Supplemental health protection plans
Flexible spending accounts
Financial wellbeing resources
Family‑focused and voluntary benefits
CME time and dues allowance and license reimbursement
About Grand Strand Medical CenterGrand Strand Medical Center is a 403‑bed acute care hospital serving residents of Horry and surrounding counties. It offers the only cardiac surgery program, neurosurgery program, and pediatric intensive care unit in the area and is a designated Level I Adult Trauma Center and Level II Pediatric Trauma Center. The hospital is a comprehensive stroke center certified by DNV‑GL and recognized by the Joint Commission for several programs.
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