Academic Plastic Surgeon — Reconstructive & Aesthetic Breast

University of Maryland, Baltimore; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 404,000 - 819,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits

Retirement program

Generous vacation and leave

Job summary

University of Maryland School of Medicine seeks a board-eligible or board-certified Plastic Surgeon to join the Division of Plastic Surgery. The role emphasizes reconstructive and aesthetic breast surgery within a major academic health system, with opportunities for microsurgery training and a broad teaching remit.

The successful candidate will practice at the downtown campus and affiliated hospitals, contributing to resident education and translational research while benefiting from robust

Qualifications

• Completion of an ACGME-accredited Plastic Surgery training program.
• Board eligibility or board certification in Plastic Surgery.
• Ability to obtain an unrestricted Maryland medical license.

Responsibilities

• Develop a comprehensive plastic surgery practice with emphasis on reconstructive and aesthetic breast surgery.
• Engage in teaching of plastic surgery residents and general surgery residents, fellows, and medical students.
• Collaborate within a multidisciplinary clinical environment for complex reconstruction and oncologic cases.
• Participate in education, research, and career development within a major academic health system.

Skills

Board eligible/board certified

Education

ACGME accredited Plastic Surgery training

BE/BC in Plastic Surgery

Job description

University of Maryland School of Medicine seeks a board-eligible or board-certified Plastic Surgeon to join the Division of Plastic Surgery. The role emphasizes reconstructive and aesthetic breast surgery within a major academic health system, with opportunities for microsurgery training and a broad teaching remit.

The successful candidate will practice at the downtown campus and affiliated hospitals, contributing to resident education and translational research while benefiting from robust