77 consultants·Pueblo, Colorado
The physician will manage a high-volume orthopedic practice with a split between clinical responsibilities and operating room time. Duties include performing surgeries using state-of-the-art technology and managing both inpatient and outpatient cases.
Join a well-established orthopedic practice consisting of seven seasoned orthopedic surgeons and nine advanced practice providers. The robust support team includes eight medical assistants, three athletic trainers, a registered nurse, a clinic supervisor, three radiological technologists, six physician assistants, two referral coordinators, and three surgery coordinators.
They seek a candidate who thrives in a high-volume, high-output orthopedic setting.
The position offers a balanced schedule comprising 50% clinical responsibilities and 50% operating room time, with dedicated block time and an orthopedic-specific operating room equipped for surgical procedures.
The facility boasts state-of-the-art technology, including mini C-arms, robotic systems, advanced arthroscopy equipment, and in-house X-ray capabilities supported by dedicated radiological technicians.
They operate in a dedicated orthopedic hospital where teams in the operating room are experienced and consistent.
The role features an outpatient focus of approximately 80%, combined with 20% inpatient duties, and involves light call responsibilities, supported by a dedicated orthopedic trauma team.
They utilize the Epic electronic medical record system across our network.
Candidates must be Board Certified or Board Eligible in Orthopedic Surgery and hold a Colorado medical license. Additional requirements include a clean malpractice history, a recent NPDB Self Query Report, and DEA registration.
Market context
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