Foot & Ankle Surgeon — Clinician & Teaching Leader

University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine; West Chester (Chester County); On-site; USD 20,000 - 650,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Tuition benefits

Retirement plans

Flexible work options

Employee wellness programs

Job summary

Penn Medicine Clinician- Foot and Ankle Surgeon in West Chester, PA, affiliated with the Perelman School of Medicine, provides professional foot and ankle surgery care across Penn Medicine facilities, including Chester County Hospital and Turks Head Ambulatory Surgery.

The role requires adherence to established professional standards, inpatient service, and a yearly teaching commitment of at least 50 hours, with preference for experienced candidates in orthopaedic surgery.

Qualifications

• MD; License to practice medicine without restriction or limitation in Pennsylvania; DEA Licensure.
• 0-1 year of work experience of related experience in a specified medical field.
• Preference given to candidates with 5-7 years of experience

Responsibilities

• Provide professional foot & ankle surgery care to patients at Chester County Hospital and the Turks Head Ambulatory Surgery facility possibly additional Penn Medicine affiliated locations.
• Perform prompt, courteous and competent professional services in accordance with generally accepted professional standards for such services and with the standards established from time to time by the chair of Orthopaedic Surgery.
• Provide inpatient hospital services as required and fulfills all medico-administrative duties associated with membership on each hospital medical standard of which clinician is a member of the associated faculty.
• Participate in a minimum of 50 hours per year of active and high-quality teaching or equivalent service.

Education

MD

Medical license (PA)

DEA Licensure

Job description

Penn Medicine Clinician- Foot and Ankle Surgeon in West Chester, PA, affiliated with the Perelman School of Medicine, provides professional foot and ankle surgery care across Penn Medicine facilities, including Chester County Hospital and Turks Head Ambulatory Surgery.

The role requires adherence to established professional standards, inpatient service, and a yearly teaching commitment of at least 50 hours, with preference for experienced candidates in orthopaedic surgery.