General Orthopedic Surgeon
directorthopediccareAddison (TX)
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General Orthopedic SurgeonProfessional Addison, TX, US
NO ER CALL
IMMEDIATE PARTNERSHIP TRACK
Direct Orthopedic Care would like to recruit a General Orthopedic Surgeon to join the first and largest Orthopedic immediate access group in Dallas, Texas. Fellowship training with General Orthopedic interest is desirable. Join a rapidly expanding practice consisting of 13 immediate access clinics. Have an immediate and steady stream of surgical cases without the need to take emergency room call.
Qualified Candidates: Practicing orthopedic surgeon or new graduates with interest in general orthopedics, fellowship training but comfortable with general orthopedics is acceptable.
Board Eligible/Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon
Licensed in the state of Texas
50% of the practice can be subspecialty with 50% general orthopedics.
Incentive/Benefits Package:
Competitive salary, transitioning to production-based compensation
Sign-on bonus
Malpractice coverage
Opportunity for buy-in to the parent company with clinics in three large metropolitan areas and growing.
Full health benefits including dental and vision
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