Orthopedics Physician

Posted 17 days ago

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Orthopedic Surgeons, Except Pediatric Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$50,000

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About the role

Orthopedic Surgeon General & Subspecialty Options Southern Oregon An award-winning, hospital-employed health system is seeking Orthopedic Surgeons to join a growing orthopedic program in a desirable southern Oregon university community with a population of approximately 85,000.This opportunity is open to General Orthopedic Surgery as well as the following subspecialties: Hand & Wrist Orthopedic Surgery Sports Medicine Orthopedic Surgery Total Joint Orthopedic Surgery You will join a collaborative team consisting of one (1) Orthopedic Surgeon and one (1) experienced Ortho PA, supported by strong leadership and infrastructure within a new, modern 225-bed hospital. Position Highlights Hospital-employed Orthopedic Surgery positions Open to General Ortho, Hand/Wrist, Sports Medicine, and Total Joint Growing program with opportunity to shape and expand services Supported by a new 225-bed hospital Award-winning health system Southern Oregon university community with excellent quality of lifeH-1B and J-1 visa sponsorship available

Compensation & Benefits: Excellent, negotiable base salary$50,000 signing bonus Production bonus Comprehensive benefits package Relocation assistance Job # VRORORTHO2685 For more information, please email a copy of your CV to or call Vicky Rinehart at.

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