Orthopedic Surgeon - Foot and Ankle
np nowDallas (TX)
About the role
Foot And Ankle Orthopedic Surgeon Opportunity Non-profit Health System seeking a Foot and Ankle Orthopedic Surgeon in Tyler, TX!The Health System is an award-winning integrated delivery system. Clinic is the area's preferred multi-specialty medical group, with more than 750 Physicians and Advanced Practice Providers representing 41 specialties in 82 locations serving Northeast Texas across 41 counties. Clinic is a physician led group with its own board of directors.
Benefits Include:
- Excellent Compensation Package
- Sign-On Bonus/Relocation PackageCME Allowance
- Malpractice with tail coverage
- Retirement with employer match
- Medical/Dental/Vision Benefits
- Paid time away from practice
- No state income tax
About The Role: Orthopedic Surgeon - Foot and Ankle
Location: Tyler, TX (1.5hrs from Dallas)
Join a pioneering force in delivering exceptional orthopedic care. Our roots run deep in the community, and we are proud to introduce a groundbreaking era in orthopedics through innovative services and a patient-centric approach. Main types of procedures or patients seen: foot and ankle but will also take general ortho call. Average # of patients seen per clinic day: 20-25
Team size: 1 Other Foot & Ankle DocQualifications:
Board Certified in Orthopedic Surgery - Foot and AnkleMust also possess an unrestricted Texas Medical License or be eligible to be licensed in the state of Texas.
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