Surgery - Neurosurgery Physician
orchardMi (CPK)
About the role
Neurosurgeon Permanent Michigan Provider Details Specialty: Neurological Surgery Job Class: Permanent Provider Type: Physician Provider Credentials: MD/DOBoard Status: Board-Certified or Board-Eligible
Number of Positions:
1 Shift Details Estimated Start Date: July 1, 2026 Requested Date of Coverage and Schedule: Full-time, permanent role
Schedule Details:
- 7-on / 7-off hospitalist neurosurgery schedule (full 7-day shifts)
- Procedures: Comprehensive cranial and spinal case mix
- Patient Population/Case Load: High-acuity patient management
- Case Mix: Comprehensive cranial and spinal case mix
- Trauma Level: Level 2 Skills Required Cranial and spinal neurosurgery
- Trauma neurosurgical management
- Advanced neuroimaging interpretation
- Complex surgical decision-making
- Multidisciplinary collaboration
- Teaching and academic engagement
- High-acuity patient management Licensing and Privileging Willing to License: YesEstimated Privileging Timeline: 90-120 days
We are seeking a highly skilled and dedicated Neurosurgeon to join our team in Michigan. This is a permanent, full-time position with a 7-on / 7-off schedule, providing an excellent work-life balance. The ideal candidate will be board eligible and possess strong skills in cranial and spinal neurosurgery, trauma management, and advanced neuroimaging interpretation. If you are passionate about high-acuity patient management and multidisciplinary collaboration, we encourage you to apply.
Join us in delivering exceptional care and advancing the field of neurological surgery. Apply today!
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