Orthopedics - Ankle and Foot Physician
britt medical search defunctSpringfield (MO)
Orthopedics - Ankle and Foot Physician
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britt medical search defunctSpringfield (MO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Seeking a BC/BE Fellowship trained Foot & Ankle Orthopedic Surgeon to join our award-winning multi-specialty orthopedic team in Springfield, MO.Details: Work alongside renowned experts in sports medicine, hand & upper extremity, and joint-related surgeryDiverse case mix with a comfortable call scheduleAll cases at one location, conveniently on the same campus as our clinicPractice in a newly upgraded surgical environmentState-of-the-art equipmentWork with a collaborative and supportive team of specialistsBeautiful work-life balanceExceptional professional stability and growthCompensation/Benefits: Lucrative starting salary with outstanding earning potentialComprehensive benefits packageSign-on bonusRelocation allowanceThe Community: Springfield Missouri is a vibrant and energetic area that serves as a hub for health care, entertainment and shopping for southwest Missouri. It's the third-largest city in Missouri, with a metro population of more than 450,000. Springfield is consistently rated as one of the "Top Quality of Life Communities in the Nation" by Money Magazine. It offers outdoor activities, live music, theaters, major sports teams and an established academic community. Enjoy a low cost of living, convenient airport access and top-rated schools. APPLY NOW or TEXT Job and email address to 636 - 628 - 2412. Search all of our provider opportunities at: brittmedical DOT com
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