General Orthopedic Surgeon in Birmingham, Alabama
community health systemsBirmingham (AL)
General Orthopedic Surgeon in Birmingham, Alabama
Posted yesterday
community health systemsBirmingham (AL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Grandview Medical Center is seeking a board-eligible or board-certified Orthopedic Surgeon to join a hospital employed practice in Birmingham, Alabama.
Position Highlights:
- Full-time, hospital employed position (no locums or part-time)
- General orthopedics with some sports and total joints
- High volume, quick ramp-upJoining a well-established group
- Shared call with an experienced team
- Office space available
- Work in a supportive environment with access to referring PCPs and specialists
- Robust onboarding, marketing, and physician outreach support
- Strong clinical and administrative support with experienced APC staff
- Dedicated medical assistant from day one, additional support grows with volume
- Must be board-certified or board-eligible and have completed U.S. residency training
- Competitive Compensation & Benefits Package May Include
- Generous compensation with bonus incentives
- Relocation assistance
- Commencement bonus
- Medical loan repayment assistance
- Residency/fellowship stipend for qualifying candidates
- MalpracticeComprehensive health benefits package including 401(k)
- Paid CME time with annual allowance
- Personal time off (PTO)J1 visa support is not available at this location
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