Surgery - Neurosurgery Physician
radixsolMi (CPK)
About the role
Perm BE/BC Neurosurgeon - Michigan Opportunity Overview An outstanding opportunity is available for a BE/BC Neurosurgeon to join a high-performing surgical team in Michigan. Practice in a newly built, state-of-the-art hospital featuring 20 operating rooms and a Level II Trauma Center. The facility offers advanced imaging, modern surgical suites, and strong multidisciplinary neurological support. This is a full-time opportunity with 24/7 coverage responsibilities, including trauma, spine, and general neurosurgical call. Call is 1:4 with PA support. Subspecialty candidates are welcome but must be comfortable providing general and spine call coverage.
Position Highlights:
- Full-time BE/BC Neurosurgeon opportunity
- Newly built, state-of-the-art hospital20 operating rooms
- Level II Trauma Center
- Comprehensive cranial and spinal neurosurgery
- Trauma, spine, and general neurosurgical call1:4 call rotation with PA supportPA takes primary call
- Advanced MRI, CT, angiography, and other imaging capabilities
- Strong multidisciplinary neuro support
- Subspecialty candidates considered
- Academic opportunities to teach medical students, residents, and fellows
- Supportive, collaborative physician environment
- Long-term career growth opportunities
- Primary practice location on the hospital campus
Practice & TeamJoin an established, high-performing neurosurgery program recognized for strong outcomes in brain and spine surgery.
The multispecialty practice includes:
Neurosurgery
NeurologyPM&R Spine
Osteopathic Manipulation Medicine
The team includes two employed neurosurgeons and five physician assistants, creating a collaborative environment focused on comprehensive patient care.
Responsibilities:
- Perform the full spectrum of cranial and spinal neurosurgical procedures
- Provide inpatient and outpatient neurosurgical consultations and follow-up care
- Interpret advanced imaging, including MRI, CT, and angiography
- Manage high-acuity and trauma neurosurgical patients
- Participate in trauma and spine call as part of a 1:4 rotation
- Collaborate with neurologists, neurointerventionalists, trauma teams, and other specialties
- Deliver patient-centered, evidence-based surgical care
- Participate in teaching and academic activities
Qualifications:
- MD or DOBoard Certified or Board Eligible in Neurosurgery
- Board Eligible physicians must become board certified within 5 years of becoming board eligibleValid Michigan medical license required at time of employmentDEA registration requiredBLS certification required and must be maintained
- Ability to provide general and spine neurosurgical coverage
- Strong clinical, surgical, and multidisciplinary collaboration skills
- Subspecialty candidates welcome
- Required Submission Details
- The following must be documented in the additional submission details prior to client presentation:
- Board Certified or Board Eligible status
- Confirmation that a Board Eligible physician will become board certified within 5 years of becoming board eligibleValid Michigan medical licenseDEACurrent BLS certification
- Most recent NPDB Self Query Report, active and issued within the past 30 days
By submitting a candidate for this opportunity, the submitting agency acknowledges that it has verified that the candidate has not applied directly to this position. Candidates who have already applied directly are not eligible to be onboarded through an agency.
Certification Requirements
Board Certified
Board EligibleDEABLSState License Requirement
Michigan
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