Orthopedic Trauma Surgicalist

Posted 3 days ago

korn ferryPhoenix (AZ)

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About the role

Korn Ferry has partnered with our client for the role, Orthopedic Trauma Surgicalist | Phoenix, Arizona A high-acuity orthopedic trauma program in the Phoenix area is seeking a fellowship-trained Orthopedic Trauma Surgicalist for a full-time role supporting the launch of a new trauma service in Mesa. This is a true surgicalist model designed for surgeons who want to focus their practice exclusively on acute, complex orthopedic trauma. Position highlights: Full-time block schedule, can be 7-on/7-off or 10-on/10-off Acute orthopedic trauma, including complex pelvis and acetabulum cases One surgeon covers the service throughout their scheduled block, with hospital consults, operative care, and two trauma follow-up clinic mornings per week Daytime APP coverage from approximately 6:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m., seven days per week High-acuity trauma environment with meaningful surgical volume Holidays shared across the team, with per-diem coverage support available No non-compete and opportunities for internal moonlighting Multiple full-time openings available across the Phoenix area, including an immediate need in Mesa Highly competitive compensation with income potential based on schedule and productivity We are seeking collaborative, patient-first surgeons with Orthopedic Trauma fellowship training and comfort managing complex injuries. Current fellows, early-career surgeons, and experienced orthopedic traumatologists are encouraged to connect. Please message me directly or apply through the posting to learn more confidentially.

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