Non-Operative Sports Medicine Physician

Posted 2 days ago

sanford healthMarshfield (WI)

Physicians, All Other Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Marshfield Medical Center is seeking a BC/BE fellowship-trained non-operative sports medicine physician to join a large orthopedic practice in Marshfield, Wisconsin. The provider will help prevent, diagnose, and treat a large variety of musculoskeletal conditions for patients of all ages while collaborating with subspecialty fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeons. This role features no inpatient or call responsibilities in a dedicated rural community setting. Practice Info Large orthopedic practice at Marshfield Medical Center in Marshfield, Wisconsin Caring for patients of all ages Collaborate with subspecialty fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeons

Responsibilities: Help prevent, diagnose, and treat a large variety of musculoskeletal conditions in patients of all ages Collaborate with subspecialty fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeons Dedicate your work to providing high-quality patient care in rural communities Be involved in medical education and research Compensation Nationally competitive compensation plan

Benefits: Health, dental and vision insurance 401K plan Short-term and long-term disability Life insurance CME allowance Allowed time away Malpractice insurance and tail coverage Relocation allowance Qualify for additional state and/or federal education loan forgiveness programs Shift & Schedule No inpatient or call responsibilities

Requirements: BC/BE fellowship-trained non-operative sports medicine physician H-1B and J-1 visa sponsorship available

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