Orthopedic Surgery opening in Missouri Located in Nevada, MO - just 90 miles to Kansas City! Full-time, permanent opening Hospital-employed Group is looking for a dedicated Orthopedic Surgeon to join the expanding teamGroup's Facilities & Resources 71-bed acute-care hospital 24-hour physician staffed emergency department 108-bed long-term care center 40-bed Alzheimer's care center 1 rural health clinic in Rich Hill, MO 2 local health clinics in Nevada, MO 24 physicians on our active medical staff 45 physicians on our consulting medical staffIn 2003, a three-story addition was completed on the north end of the hospital. The new patient tower houses the Emergency Department and Ambulatory Care on the first floor, swing space and Obstetrics on the second floor and Medical/Surgical Unit along with ICU on the third floor. The construction project is part of a $17.2 million commitment to centralizing outpatient services on the first floor for better customer convenience.Community: Low cost of living Home to Crowder College Top notch educationNevada was cited by 417 Magazine as a Top Ten Best Community to Live based on its green space amenities There is more dedicated space to recreate per capita in Nevada than almost any known MO community. Whether you are an avid outdoorsman, historical enthusiast, insatiable shopper, or a newcomer to the area, come experience what Vernon County has to offer. If you are planning a short visit or looking for a place to call home, please take the time to experience our community.Outdoor Enthusiast:Activities for any of the four seasons appeals to the outdoor enthusiast with the mild climate experienced in Vernon County. For the avid outdoorsman, the area offers hunting, fishing and trapping. Perhaps you prefer to capture your prey in its natural habitat through photography or bird watching. Vernon County has over 16 thousand acres of dedicated conservation land and we are just a few short minutes away from Bushwhacker and Stockton Lakes where skiing, scuba diving, sailing, walking trails, and camping abound. If you prefer not to drive, Walton Lake, (north part of town) and Radio Springs Park, (south side) provide well-maintained walking trails for all ages. During the holiday season, Radio Springs is adorned with thousands of tiny lights making a walk to the gazebo seem almost magical.