The group covers four hospitals, but the new neurosurgeon can expect to practice primarily at two locations. The group has a great long-standing relationship with the hospital system. Locations include the flagship hospital (a Level II Trauma Center with 350 beds), a 325-bed Level III Trauma Center, and a 200-bed non-trauma-designated hospital. The health system built a new, $3M stroke treatment suite in August 2023.
Practice Highlights:
• Immediate volume: partners see 350+ cases/year
• Trauma call will be 1:4-5
• 2-3 OR days/week
• Each neurosurgeon has their own APP with an additional APP at each hospital
• Case mix is 80% spine: 20% cranial
• Neurosurgeons on general neurosurgery call typically receive one call/night
• Competitive salary and incentive bonus
• 2-year partnership track
This city offers a unique blend of "Midwest nice" and Southern charm, making it an increasingly popular choice for those seeking a high quality of life with a low cost of living. This city provides a balanced pace of life, boasting a 15-minute average commute and housing costs that sit nearly 30% below the national average. Residents enjoy a vibrant cultural scene centered around a historic riverfront, featuring local favorites including one of the oldest professional ballparks in the country. Beyond its local amenities, this city serves as a perfectly positioned regional hub; it is centrally located within a three-hour drive of four major metropolitan areas. This "best of both worlds" positioning allows for easy access to professional sports, world-class concerts, and diverse dining in big cities while returning home to a safe, welcoming, and affordable community.
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| Position #8247-1 |
| Specialty: Neurosurgery |
| Subspecialty: General Neurosurgery, Spine |
Region: Midwest
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