Large Successful Private Practice in Midwest Looking for General Neurosurgeon to Join Collegial[...]

Rosman Search; Wisconsin; On-site; USD 250,000 - 350,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player in the Midwest is seeking a general neurosurgeon to join their esteemed practice. This is a unique opportunity to work in a collaborative environment within a large private neurosurgery group, known for its commitment to patient care and surgical excellence. The position offers a competitive base salary with performance incentives and the chance to grow specialized programs in a supportive hospital setting. The community boasts a vibrant lifestyle with access to outdoor activities, cultural attractions, and a strong educational system, making it an ideal place to live and work.

Qualifications

• Must be board-certified or board-eligible in neurosurgery.
• Experience in complex cranial and endovascular procedures is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Join a busy clinical practice with two established neurosurgeons.
• Provide patient-first care in a Level III Trauma Center.

Skills

Neurosurgery

Patient care

Surgical expertise

Collaborative work

Education

Medical degree (MD or DO)

Residency in Neurosurgery

Job description

A large and well-established neurosurgery group in the Midwest is seeking a general neurosurgeon to join their practice. This is one of the largest private neurosurgery practices in the US, and the group has recently been approved for a neurosurgery residency program.

The new neurosurgeon will work in their community hospital practice with two neurosurgeons who are already established. This is a busy clinical position. The practice has created a world-class team with surgical, research, and academic expertise. The result is a progressive, patient-first approach to brain, spine, and nerve care. Endovascular and complex cranial interests can be supported within the context of a general neurosurgery position. The current skull base cases are being sent out, and the interventional cases are handled by the radiology group. Someone can grow these programs with the support of the hospital. A bi-planar is not yet installed but can be for someone willing to grow the program.

This is a Level III Trauma Center, and call will be 1 in 3. The hospital is a regional tertiary care hospital with the most advanced technology and treatment options available. This is a teaching hospital with 301 inpatient beds, a Level III newborn intensive care unit, and 40,000 emergency department visits per year.

Videoconferencing capability exists with the ability to work very collaboratively with the group. The neurosurgeons see a limited trauma volume. They average 1-2 calls from the Emergency Department per day. These calls are consultative, and the neurosurgeons feel that they are appropriate. They may see a patient urgently 1-2 times a week. The remainder are seen at the earliest convenient opportunity.

The group has entered into a PSA agreement with the hospital, and the position comes with a competitive guaranteed base salary plus incentives based on quality metrics. There is also an RVU-based incentive. All nurses and staff are employed by the hospital, and each neurosurgeon will have their own PA or NP assigned to them.

Area Highlights:
The city is part of a large metropolitan area and offers lakes, rivers, parks, shopping, art studios, an abundance of restaurants, and so much more. It is located a short drive from a number of major metros increasing residents' proximity to top art and entertainment choices. The city is one of the nicest communities in the area with a low crime rate, and the state offers a well-regarded educational system and is ranked highly for fostering entrepreneurial growth.