Surgery - General Physician
$500,000 - $600,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$500,000 - $600,000 per year
About the role
- Join an established Breast Center integrated with a Commission on Cancer (CoC)-accredited cancer program 100% Breast Surgery practice with no general surgery responsibilities
- Collaborative multidisciplinary team including Medical Oncology, Radiation Oncology, Breast Imaging, Plastic Surgery, Nurse Navigation, and Survivorship
- Opportunity to lead and grow the Breast Surgery program and High-Risk Breast ClinicOne dedicated OR block day per week with additional block time available as volume grows
- Outpatient-focused practice with minimal inpatient responsibilities
- Strong regional referral base serving Colorado's Western Slope
- Dedicated support staff with plans for a Breast Surgery PA Compensation & Benefits $500,000-$607,000 base salary Base salary plus quality bonus opportunity
- Leadership stipend
- Commencement/relocation bonus
- Comprehensive health, retirement, malpractice, and CME benefits
- Opportunity for future program leadership Candidate Requirements Board Certified/Board Eligible General Surgeon
- Fellowship training in Breast Surgery required
- Experienced physician comfortable practicing independently
- Interest in program development, leadership, and community-based care
- Collaborative, patient-centered practice style Live & Practice in Glenwood Springs, Colorado Live between Aspen and Vail in one of Colorado's most desirable mountain communities
- Year-round skiing, hiking, biking, fishing, rafting, golf, and countless outdoor activities
- Family-friendly community with excellent schools and vibrant downtown
- Easy access to world-class resorts, national forests, and Rocky Mountain recreation
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