The Orthopedics Physician provides general orthopedic surgical care including fracture repairs, emergency department consultations, and admissions, primarily during 24-hour on-call shifts. The role requires board certification or eligibility, multiple life support certifications, and licensure valid in North Carolina or through IMLC. Responsibilities involve stabilizing long bone trauma patients, performing surgeries such as wrist, ankle, and hip fracture repairs, and adhering to hospital bylaws requiring proximity during on-call hours.