Foot and Ankle Orthopaedic Surgeon

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university of maryland medical systemTowson (MD)

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Job Requirements: Maryland's largest orthopaedic practice, Towson Orthopaedic Associates, is seeking a BC/BE fellowship-trained foot and ankle surgeon or fellow to join our continually growing practice. This is an excellent opportunity for a recent fellowship-trained foot and ankle surgeon or surgeon early in their career to build a lifelong practice. Maryland's largest orthopaedic practice, Towson Orthopaedic Associates, is seeking a BC/BE fellowship-trained foot and ankle surgeon or fellow to join our continually growing practice. This is an excellent opportunity for a recent fellowship-trained foot and ankle surgeon or surgeon early in their career to build a lifelong practice. Practice Towson Orthopaedic Associates Location Near Baltimore and the Chesapeake Bay region Position BC/BE fellowship-trained Foot & Ankle Orthopaedic Surgeon (or current fellow)Highlights Join Maryland's largest orthopaedic practice. Well-established And Respected 20-physician, 15-APP Group With Subspecialties Including Joint replacement Shoulder surgery Hand surgery Foot & ankle surgery Sports medicine General orthopaedics Large referral network throughout the Baltimore metropolitan area and Mid-Atlantic region. Three office locations. Opportunity Well Suited For Recent fellowship graduates Early-career foot & ankle surgeons seeking to build a long-term practice Compensation & Benefits Highly competitive salary Comprehensive benefits package Potential Ancillary Income Opportunities Through Surgery center participation Orthotics Physical therapy services Hospital Affiliations University of Maryland University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center Practice Culture Well-established and respected regional group Partnership-track potential implied through mention of future partner opportunities
Equal Opportunity Employer: Work Experience License to practice medicine in the state of MarylandBC/BE in Orthopedic surgeryBC/BE in Foot and ankle surgery

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