Orthopedics - Hand Surgery Physician
medshineDenver (CO)
Orthopedics - Hand Surgery Physician
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medshineDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
An exceptional opportunity is available for a BC/BE orthopedic surgeon to join an established and growing orthopedic team within a leading, integrated, not-for-profit healthcare system in sunny Albuquerque, New Mexico. This position offers the opportunity to build and grow a thriving elective arthroplasty practice, with a primary focus on hip and knee replacement. Join a collaborative healthcare environment with strong referral support, advanced surgical resources, and a shared commitment to delivering high-quality, patient-centered orthopedic care.
Position Highlights:
Competitive compensation package.
Comprehensive day-one medical, dental, and vision benefits.403(b) retirement plan with employer matching and additional employer contributions.
Employee wellness programs, including free gym access and nutrition coaching.
Perform primary and revision joint replacement procedures using evidence-based surgical techniques.
Benefit from an integrated healthcare system and coordinated referral network.
Play an important role in expanding and strengthening the joint replacement program.
Practice within a healthcare system investing in technology and digital platforms designed to streamline clinical workflows and support providers.
This is an outstanding opportunity for an orthopedic surgeon seeking a focused practice, strong institutional support, research opportunities, and an exceptional quality of life.
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