Cosmetic Physician Partners·Traverse City, Michigan
Perform a variety of cosmetic and reconstructive surgeries while managing the full continuum of patient care from consultation to post-operative follow-up. Participate in a 1:5 call rotation at a Level 2 Trauma Center and contribute to the growth of the practice.
Competitive Compensation: Base salary of $250K to $450K with additional opportunity based on commission. Partnership Track: Clear path to partnership after second year; long-term employment options also available. Immediate Volume: Walk into a busy practice from day one, supported by established processes and a high-end Med Spa featuring Sciton and InMode technology. Surgical Freedom: Resources and autonomy to pursue diverse surgical interests, including autologous tissue breast reconstruction and trauma/burn reconstruction. Comprehensive Benefits: Health, dental, CME, malpractice coverage, retirement plan, and relocation assistance. Professional Growth: Access to a national network of expert aesthetic surgeons and ongoing mentorship within the CPP platform. What We Are Looking For We are seeking an ambitious Plastic Surgeon. This is perfect for a new graduate or a young surgeon looking to help craft the future of our practice. You will guide patients through their entire surgical journey, balancing artistic vision with clinical excellence. The ideal candidate is someone looking to become a cornerstone of a tight-knit Midwestern community, offering both compassionate care and surgical precision.
The Location Northern Michigan is where the Midwest comes to vacation.
Based in Traverse City, you will enjoy four distinct seasons along pristine freshwater shorelines.
From championship golf and family-friendly ski hills to local vineyards and cherry farms, the lifestyle offers limitless outdoor recreation and the opportunity for significant acreage and a high quality of life.
Key Responsibilities Patient Consultation: Conduct comprehensive consultations, reviewing medical history and examining files to provide optimal surgical and reconstructive options.
Clinical Education: Clearly outline the risks and benefits of procedures, ensuring patients are well-informed and comfortable.
Surgical Excellence: Perform a range of cosmetic and reconstructive surgeries, including breast, body, and trauma-related cases.
Continuum of Care: Manage all pre-operative preparation and post-operative follow-up, including wound management and monitoring healing progress.
Collaborative Call: Participate in a reasonable 1:5 call rotation at Munson Medical Center (Level 2 Trauma Center).
Practice Integration: Maintain accurate patient records and contribute to the evolution of clinic policies and administrative excellence.
Medical Degree (MD/DO) and an active license (or eligibility) to practice in the state of Michigan. Completed Residency in Plastic Surgery; additional training in cosmetic or reconstructive surgery is a plus. Clinical Competence: Sound understanding of patient aftercare, wound management, and surgical safety. Communication Skills: Exceptional interpersonal skills and the ability to build long-term trust within a loyal community. Detail-Oriented: A commitment to impeccable bedside manner and high-standard clinical outcomes. Ambitious Mindset: A desire to grow a practice and eventually move into a partnership role.
Market context
Plastic surgeon openings in Michigan are typically driven by patient demand for elective and reconstructive procedures, with competition shaped by board training, surgical judgment, and the ability to help grow a practice. This role is especially competitive because it requires an MD/DO, completed Plastic Surgery residency, and a valid Michigan license, while offering benefits like malpractice coverage, relocation assistance, health insurance, dental insurance, and a retirement plan. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm case mix, call expectations, and licensure timing before applying.
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