General Neurosurgeon

Posted 7 days ago

northern light healthBangor (ME)

Physicians, All Other General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$800,000 per year

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About the role

Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center seeks two BC/BE General Neurosurgeons to join a busy and growing hospital-employed practice. The role involves working within a multidisciplinary trauma program and a dedicated Neuroscience Center focusing on stroke and complex spine care. Clinicians will practice at a comprehensive, 411-bed regional tertiary care and ACS-Verified Level II Trauma Center in Bangor, Maine. Practice Info Hospital-employed practice consisting of three surgeons and five physician assistants Multidisciplinary trauma program supported by highly skilled staff Dedicated Neuroscience Center with a focus on stroke and complex spine care Regional Tertiary Care and ACS-Verified Level II Trauma Center serving a population of more than 500,000 people across the northern two-thirds of Maine Base for LifeFlight of Maine, a critical care air transportation service Compensation $800,000 to $920,000 annual base salary Opportunity to earn additional compensation based on productivity Call pay and leadership stipends

Benefits: Employer-paid malpractice coverage, including lifetime tail coverage Student loan repayment Sign-on and relocation bonuses 8+ weeks of PTO/CME

Requirements: BC/BE General Neurosurgeons J-1 waiver opportunity, including hospital assistance with visa sponsorship and a hospital-supported pathway to permanent residency

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