Orthopedics - Ankle and Foot Physician
capstone recruiting advisorsProvo (UT)
Orthopedics - Ankle and Foot Physician
Posted 8 days ago
capstone recruiting advisorsProvo (UT)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Foot & Ankle Specialist Fellowship-Trained Independent Physician-Owned Group Utah County, UtahThe Opportunity Founding foot and ankle surgeon within a new orthopedic section at Utah's largest independent, physician-owned multispecialty group. Foot and ankle is the fastest-growing orthopedic sub-specialty. Utah County is underserved, and the patient demographic - young, active, outdoor-oriented - generates elevated per-capita volume. Built-in surgical referrals from within the section and five urgent care locations from Day 1.Compensation is designed to accelerate well beyond the Year 1 guarantee. A 12-month partnership track unlocks ancillary income streams, ownership participation, and uncapped production - substantially increasing total compensation at partnership. Clinical Scope Forefoot reconstruction, total ankle replacement, ankle arthroscopy Flatfoot reconstruction, Achilles pathology, cavovarus correction Acute trauma - ankle fractures, Lisfranc injuries, calcaneus fractures Internal referrals from the section's generalist and sports medicine physicians
Qualifications:
- MD/DO - BC/BE Orthopedic Surgery
- Fellowship in foot and ankle surgery
- Total ankle replacement experience preferred (any platform)
- Early-career surgeons (1-5 years post-fellowship) encouraged to apply
- CompensationBase Salary year-1 12-month partnership track - ancillary income and ownership participation at partner
- Uncapped production above threshold - no ceiling on earnings
- Employer-paid malpractice with prior acts coverage included
- Full benefits: medical, dental, vision, CME, retirement, relocation
- DifferentiatorsPhysician-owned - not a health system, not private equity
- Underserved foot and ankle market with high-demand patient demographic
- Built-in referral pipeline from 200+ PCPs, five urgent care locations, and section colleagues
- Four owned imaging centers for pre-op planning
- Prior acts (tail) coverage provided as a recruiting benefit
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