An academic medical center in a southeastern mountainous region with a growing Neuroscience Institute in is excited to recruit two neurosurgeons for community hospitals in the area. The Neuroscience Institute’s neurosurgery department has a neurosurgery residency and currently employs 23 faculty members. The Neuroscience Institute has a great need for general neurosurgery with a spine focus for community hospitals in the area. There is a particular interest in those with minimally invasive spine training. These positions include caring for basic cranial and spinal neurotrauma with the ability to perform simple and moderate cranial procedures. Candidates will have the ability to perform complex cranial and spinal cases at the main campus, if desired.

These positions offer flexibility with spending time at the main campus for complex cases and call can be taken at the main campus if desired. The university is happy to discuss the details of these positions with the candidates directly and would welcome the opportunity to collaborate on the structure of these positions.

Community Hospital 1 Highlights:
• 223-bed acute care center
• 150 primary care and specialty physicians
• Call schedule of 1 in 3 with APP support
• 2 neurosurgeons on staff, one leaving this spring and need to replace

Community Hospital 2 Highlights:
• 383-bed hospital system
• 450 physicians
• Be a part of a new neuroscience program at the hospital!

Area Highlights:
• Located among the most beautiful landscapes on the east coast with scenic mountains, dense wilderness areas, and fast running rivers, this state is a year-round playground for the outdoor enthusiast. Choose to live among many of the historic, walkable, and well-defined neighborhoods and districts. This area offers a safe and affordable place to live with a dense suburban feel where you can explore many restaurants, shops, parks, and theaters.