An academic health system, the largest in Central Massachusetts, has an opening for a Division Chief for Orthopedic Trauma. The Department of Orthopedics and Physical Rehabilitation has a long-standing history of excellence in clinical care and in orthopedic training for residents, fellows, and medical students. You will not find a larger, more comprehensive group of orthopedic subspecialists in Central New England.
About the Opportunity:
- Facilities include new, state of the art operating rooms with all appropriate specialties on site, an Emergency Department built to accommodate over 100,000 patient visits per year, comprehensive imaging facilities, and a life flight service based at the hospital
- University Campus is a specifically designed, ACS-certified Level One Trauma Center with our elective service on another site
- The clinical service is very busy with a larger volume of high energy blunt trauma than other more urban sites
- Clinical and Basic Research opportunities are extensive in this stimulating and collegial academic environment. Academic rank will be commensurate with experience and qualifications
- Candidates must be Board Certified in Orthopedic Surgery and licensed or eligible for licensure in Massachusetts. Candidates should demonstrate a track record of formal or informal leadership roles and also possess a commitment to excellence in patient care, research and teaching.
- 780-bed non-profit facility with three campuses
- Generous Salary plus bonus and full benefits, including malpractice, 401k, and more
Location/Community:
- Located in New England's second-largest city with an active, vibrant, and energetic community where you can enjoy an array of recreational activities, including hiking, biking, skiing, and snowboarding.
- Take an easy day trip to the mountains and pristine lakes of Maine, New Hampshire, or Vermont.
- This area boasts an outstanding arts and culture scene and an exciting food district.
- Only 45 miles west of Boston and 50 miles from Springfield. Local. regional airport.
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