Orthopedics Physician
provider finderHouston (TX)
About the role
Organization Overview:
This opportunity is with a well-established, physician-led healthcare organization providing high-quality orthopedic and musculoskeletal care in the Greater Houston area.
Position Summary:
The organization is seeking a Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Orthopedic Surgeon with a focus on joint conditions involving the knees, shoulders, and hips. This position involves a mix of outpatient clinic, surgical cases, and follow-up care, serving an active and diverse patient population. The ideal candidate will be comfortable managing both operative and non-operative joint conditions and interested in long-term practice growth within a supportive, high-volume setting. To learn more, please contact or call.
Key Responsibilities:
Diagnose and treat orthopedic conditions related to the knee, shoulder, and hip Perform joint-related surgical procedures, including arthroscopic and reconstructive surgeries Manage pre-operative, operative, and post-operative patient care Provide non-surgical treatment options when appropriate Collaborate with physical therapists, advanced practice providers, and clinical staff Maintain accurate and timely medical documentation Participate in quality improvement and patient outcome initiatives
Qualifications:
MD or DO from an accredited medical school Completion of an accredited Orthopedic Surgery residency Fellowship training in joints, sports medicine, or related subspecialty preferred Board Certified or Board Eligible in Orthopedic Surgery Eligible for Texas medical licensure Strong clinical, communication, and patient-care skills Compensation & Practice Highlights Competitive compensation package with productivity potential Established referral base and consistent patient volume Manish Parashar Recruiter, The Provider Finder
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