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Total Joint Orthopedic Surgeon

Posted 5 days ago

northern light healthFalmouth (ME)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$384.62 per week

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About the role

Northern Light Mercy Hospital is seeking a full time BC/BE Total Joint Orthopedic Surgeon to join its established, successful Orthopedic practice in Falmouth and Portland, Maine. This is an excellent opportunity to join a collaborative, patient-centered team in one of New England's most desirable coastal communities. Both experienced physicians and new graduates are encouraged to apply. Practice Info Located in Falmouth and Portland, MaineWork alongside 3 other accomplished orthopedic surgeons Support of an experienced PA team, with PAs assigned to individual surgeons and serving as first assist in the ORCommunity-based, clinician-led setting with full access to the resources and protections of an integrated system Access to the ROSA robotic system to enhance surgical accuracy and outcomes Shift & Schedule Full time2 days in the OR and 3 days in the clinic each week, with the flexibility to increase OR time as patient demand grows Shared 1:4 call rotation Compensation$800,000 annual base salary with the ability to earn additional compensation based on productivity Benefits328 hours of annual PTOAdditional Paid Parental Time for new parents Generous student loan reimbursement opportunities Sign-on bonus available Relocation assistance, where applicable
Qualifications: BC/BE Total Joint Orthopedic Surgeon Potential for J-1 waiver sponsorship with pathway to Green Card (if desired) and immigration counsel support

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