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international medical placementSouth Yarmouth (MA)

Pediatric Surgeons General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

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About the role

Searching for a pediatric surgeon.

Position Highlights

HIGH-QUALITY PROGRAM: Join our multidisciplinary and well established team of 4 pediatric surgeons in the regions only state-of-the-art Childrens Hospital, a 110-bed facility, with 7-bed PICU and 55-bed level III NICU.ACADEMICS: Faculty appointment to the University of Massachusetts Medical School. Opportunity to teach and mentor Pediatric, Med-Peds and General Surgery Residents and Medical students.

BENEFITS: Competitive salary and benefits. Earn generous compensation including, substantial benefits that comprise high quality, low cost medical/dental, plenty of paid time off, CME, and an impressive retirement plan.

Qualifications: Qualified applicants will be ABMS BE/BC Pediatric Surgery. Hospital provides advanced medical care to babies, children, and adolescents in an environment that focuses exclusively on the needs of children and families. The 110-bed facility provides complete critical care programs, including the regions only Pediatric Intensive Care and Neonatal Intensive Care Units, as well as pediatric inpatient services, child life specialists, a designated emergency room just for kids, and outpatient specialty services.

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