Orthopedics - Trauma (Physician )

Orthopedic Surgery - Trauma OpportunityLocation: Joplin, MOEmployment Type: Full-Time, permanent positionSetting: Hospital-Employed (Level II Trauma Center) Position OverviewJoin a high-performing orthopedic trauma team in a busy Level II Trauma Center. This hospital-based role focuses primarily on acute orthopedic trauma care, supported by a collaborative group of fellowship-trained surgeons and a strong clinical infrastructure.

Position Highlights Seeking BC/BE Orthopedic Surgeon Focus on hospital-based trauma cases Trauma fellowship preferred (not required) Collegial team of fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeons Opportunity for teaching and academic involvement Visa sponsorship available (H1B) Practice Environment 340-bed Level II Trauma Center 9 operating room suites on main campus 41-bed ICU with in-house intensivist program 2 outpatient surgery suites On-site imaging including X-ray and MRI 24/7 anesthesia coverage Clinical Support Dedicated support from: Experienced nursing staff Physician assistants and nurse practitioners Administrative and surgical teams Efficient trauma workflow with strong hospital resources Integrated health system with large referral base Compensation & Benefits Competitive compensation package Loan assistance negotiable Comprehensive benefits including: Paid relocation assistance CME allowance Malpractice with tail coverage Retirement plans On-site childcare/learning center available Qualifications MD or DO Board Certified/Board Eligible in Orthopedic Surgery Trauma fellowship training preferred Eligible for Missouri medical licensure Community Highlights Located in the scenic Ozarks with abundant outdoor recreation Affordable cost of living and minimal commute times Access to lakes, hiking, and outdoor activities Family-friendly community with strong schools Growing regional hub for healthcare and education Ideal Candidate Interested in a trauma-focused orthopedic practice Comfortable working in a high-acuity hospital setting Values teamwork and collaboration Interested in teaching and academic opportunities.

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