Ability to obtain Tennessee and Mississippi state licenses
Basic and/or clinical research experience preferred
Interest in teaching students, residents, and fellows
Responsibilities
Provide comprehensive hand surgery services including microsurgery and reconstructive procedures
Engage in resident teaching and educational activities
Conduct clinical and basic research
Collaborate with a team of over 40 orthopaedic providers
Serve patients with a full spectrum of hand conditions, including traumatic injuries
Benefits
Compensation package including base salary and performance bonus
Partnership opportunity available
Paid medical premiums and malpractice coverage
Long term disability and care support
Generous 401k retirement and pension plan contributions
Support for continuing medical education (CME) expenses
Full Job Description
Orthopaedic Hand Surgeon
Campbell Clinic, a private orthopaedic practice in Memphis, Tennessee is actively recruiting a fellowship trained orthopaedic hand surgeon. We currently have 40 plus providers, 4 of which represent our cohesive hand specialty that provides the full scope of hand surgery including microsurgery, vascular, reconstructive and traumatic conditions. Resident teaching & education, research and a university appointment are available as well. An academic appointment will be given through the University of Tennessee-Campbell Clinic Department of Orthopaedics consistent with the level of academic accomplishment.
Compensation and Benefits:
Compensation package to include a combination of base salary and an incentive distribution/ bonus distributed share.
Partnership opportunity.
Benefits package includes paid medical premiums, malpractice, licensure, paid CME, long term disability, long term care, umbrella policy, both a well-funded 401k retirement and pension plan plus more.
Ability to obtain Tennessee and Mississippi state licensures.
Basic and/or clinical research experience preferred; all physicians have academic appointments at the University of Tennessee, the rank determined by their academic experience and activities.
Strong basic and clinical research experience preferred.
