Academic Spine Neurosurgery Opportunity in Large Midwest City!

Due to a significant increase in volume, a large academic center in the Midwest is recruiting a spine fellowship-trained neurosurgeon. Interests in scoliosis and all other aspects of spine will be well supported. Interests in peripheral nerve is welcome though not required. This position requires a spine fellowship or equivalent experience.

The position is a split opportunity between a community hospital in the area and the main campus. The new hire can expect 60% time spent at the community center and 40% at the main campus.

The community hospital is a 144-bed non-trauma designated center and is part of a 14-hospital health system. The academic center is a level I teaching hospital and part of a large health system serving 4 states. It holds comprehensive stroke designation along with Level IV EMU status.

Position Highlights:

1. Opportunity to participate in resident education and clinical research
2. Residents take first call, 5 APPs at main campus, 2 APPs at community hospital
3. Call at community center is consultative in nature
4. Dedicated Neuro-ICU beds at main campus
5. Medtronic & Stealth spine and brain navigation at both hospitals
6. Main hospital building new surgery center expected to open in January ‘23
7. Block O.R. time available at both hospitals

City Highlights:

This Midwestern city is alive with energy and excitement offering a vibrant music & food scene and a wealth of world-class family friendly attractions. An abundance of scenic state parks close by, this city also hosts great private and public school options, affordable cost of living, and a mild climate.

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