Private group seeking Orthopedic Spine Surgeon, easy access to Detroit

A leading independent Orthopedic group in the Midwest seeking a fellowship-trained Orthopedic Spine Surgeon to join their dynamic practice. Located just an hour from Detroit, 35 minutes from Saginaw Bays coastal beaches, and recreational lakes. With a competitive salary and partnership track, and enjoy an outstanding work-life balance in a thriving community. Join this outstanding team upholding their 35-year legacy as Michigan’s premier orthopedic group!

Practice details include:

  • Single Specialty Group Employee w/ Partnership
  • Minimal Call Ratio
  • Competitive Annual Salary
  • Loan Forgiveness available
  • Signing Bonus available, contact us for details
  • Relocation Bonus available
  • CME time and money available
  • 401K
  • Ideal candidates are board-certified/eligible in Orthopedic Surgery and have completed a Spine Surgery fellowship
  • Must be licensed or eligible for medical licensure in Michigan
  • The practice serves three major health systems and surgery centers in the region
  • Exclusive provider of Orthopedic services and the training site for Orthopedic residents, including trauma and Orthopedic call, at two hospitals in the area- one being a Level 1 Trauma Center
  • Work alongside 30+ subspecialized Orthopedic Surgeons to provide advanced bone and joint care to the community
  • Two year track to partnership

Meet Lindsay Brown

Lindsay Brown at Curare

Call any of our consultants today at (800) 880-2028 to talk about this opportunity!

  • Specialty: Orthopedics
  • Location: Flint, MI
  • Job #: 149881
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