Orthopedic Trained Foot and Ankle Physician
finitetekBroussard (LA)
Orthopedic Trained Foot and Ankle Physician
Posted 3 days ago
finitetekBroussard (LA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Key Responsibilities:
Provide high-quality clinical care to patients in both inpatient and outpatient settingsDiagnose, treat, and manage a full range of Foot & Ankle conditionsCollaborate with a multidisciplinary care teamParticipate in PAID call coverage as assigned (1 in 10 call schedule) Maintain accurate and timely medical recordsContribute to practice development and growth initiativesQualificationsMD from an accredited institutionCompletion of Orthopedic residency and Foot & Ankle fellowshipBoard-certified/board-eligible requiredEligible for medical licensure in the state of LouisianaStrong interpersonal, organizational, and communication skillsCommitment to providing compassionate, patient-centered careCompensation & BenefitsIncome Guarantee support for the first year (MGMA Data based on experience) with productivity and/or quality incentivesComprehensive benefits packageRetirement plan options (401k) Paid time off (vacation, holidays, CME days)CME allowance and support for professional developmentMalpractice insurance with tail coverage for the first yearRelocation assistance and signing bonusExperience RequiredOrthopedic TrainedSchedule & CallFull-time, Office hours, M-Th 8-5, Fr 8-noon, Paid Call (1 in 10 call schedule)
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