Orthopedics Physician

Posted 17 days ago

icon medical networkOak Ridge (NJ)

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About the role

Location: New Jersey Need: Permanent Hire Start: October 2026, current employee retiring end of September 2026
Salary: Negotiable
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Schedule: 2:1 OR to Office Ratio, 7-4 OR days, 7-5 maybe, and 8-4:30 for office days Hip and Knee focused 5 APPs right now, hoping to stay at a 1:1 Physician/APP ratio 1:6 call split (split among team) 1 urgent room they can run 1 day per week Can also cover rounds on slower/non-surgery days, 10-14 max on height, as low as 2 sometimes very up and down Good mix of clientele in the area, busier in summers Must be BC/BE-within 5 years of Residency
Key Responsibilities: • Provide operative and non-operative care for patients requiring total joint replacement, including primary and revision procedures.• Participate in the orthopedic call schedule and manage musculoskeletal injuries.• Work collaboratively with trauma, sports medicine, and other orthopedic subspecialties to provide comprehensive care.• Engage in resident and fellow education through university.• Participate in quality improvement initiatives, research, and departmental meetings.• Maintain high standards of clinical excellence, professionalism, and patient-centered care.
Qualifications: • MD or DO degree from an accredited institution.• Completion of an accredited orthopedic surgery residency.• Fellowship training in Adult Reconstruction / Joint Replacement Surgery.• Board certified or board eligible in Orthopedic Surgery.• Eligible for medical licensure in the state of New Jersey.• Demonstrated ability and willingness to care for orthopedic patients while on-call• Academic interest and commitment to teaching and scholarly activity preferred.

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