Orthopedic Surgery opening in MissouriLocated in West Plains, MOFull-Time & PermanentSeeking a BE/BC Orthopedic Surgeon to join group.
- Position is open due to increased volume.
- Call is 1:3, call pay available if exceeding contractual call requirements
- Currently there are 2 full-time orthopedic surgeons and 1 full-time orthopedic/spine surgeon employed by the hospital
- Supports one hospital and one clinic
- Clinic is Monday Friday, 8 a.m. 5 p.m.
- X-ray onsite in clinic
- Physicians have their own nurse plus additional float nurses
- 5 OR rooms with dedicated block time
- MAKO robot assisted partial knee, total knee, total hip
- MD/DO Anesthesia coverage with CRNA support
- Strong primary care referral base
- Hospitalist team support
- 12 bed ICU with critical care specialist
- 24/7 Hospitalist coverage
- Interventional Radiology
- Annual ER visits: 28 000
- Teaching opportunities are available
Current Procedures:- ACL
- Hands
- Carpal Tunnel
- Trigger Release
- Fractures
- Meniscus Tears
- Cortisone and Gel Injections
- Total Joint: Shoulder, Knee, and Hip
- Arthroscopic Knee and Shoulder
- MAKO Hip and Knee (total and partial)
Benefits:- Competitive salary based on MGMA standards
- $25,000 sign on bonus
- $10,000 relocation reimbursement
- Monthly educational stipend while you complete your training
- Student loan support up to $100,000
- Up to $4,500 for CMEs and professional license fees, dues and journals.
- 8 Weeks of Paid Time Off annually
- Benefits include: health, dental, vision, life, long and short term disability, AD&D,
- 403B matching up to 3% after one year.
- 457 plan Top Hat Plan max contribution of $18,000 per year.
Location:West Plains is the center of trade for a 50-mile radius. The area's educational opportunities are excellent with public and private schools. Also, the West Plains campus of Missouri State University provides academic and vocational education programs which include a registered and practical nursing program plus a respiratory care school. The West Plains area has prospered as a result of its central location for trade in southern Missouri as well as growth of its educational and health services.
