Orthopaedic Surgeon | Total Joint Focus |

Transformational Health Network, Inc.; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 300,000 - 420,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

401(k)

Malpractice coverage

PTO

CME

Large organizational support

Job summary

Transformational Health Network, Inc. in Tampa is seeking an Orthopaedic Surgeon with a Total Joint focus to join a well-established practice. You will provide inpatient coverage at the hospital and lead total hip and knee procedures within a nine-physician, three-APP group.

The ideal candidate will have a primary focus in total joint surgery, with bilingual English/Spanish considered a plus, and a collaborative approach to patient care.

Qualifications

• Board eligible or board certified in Orthopaedic Surgery.

Responsibilities

• Provide orthopedic surgical care with a primary focus on total joints.
• Perform total hip and knee procedures.
• Provide inpatient coverage at the hospital.
• Collaborate with the multidisciplinary practice team.
• Contribute to the continued growth of practice.

Skills

Board certified

Board eligible

Total hip & knee

Bilingual English/Spanish

Job description

Orthopaedic Surgeon | Total Joint Focus |

Tampa

We understand that healthcare careers are more than jobs—they are a calling.

At Transformational Health Network, Inc. (TrHN), we partner with respected healthcare organizations to place highly skilled registered nurses, advanced practice providers, and physicians in roles where they can make a meaningful impact on patient care.

Our mission is to help healthcare professionals find positions that offer growth, flexibility, competitive compensation, and supportive clinical environments.

Orthopaedic Surgeon | Total Joint Focus |

• Position: Orthopaedic Surgeon


• Location: Central Florida


• Schedule: Full-Time


• Focus: Total Joint Surgery

About Opportunity

Join a well-established orthopedic practice in the area with nine physicians and three APPs. The ideal candidate will have a primary focus in total joint surgery and will provide inpatient coverage at the hospital.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide orthopedic surgical care with a primary focus on total joints.


• Perform total hip and knee procedures.


• Provide inpatient coverage at the hospital.


• Collaborate with the multidisciplinary practice team.


• Contribute to the continued growth of practice.

Minimum Qualifications

• Board eligible or board certified in Orthopaedic Surgery.


• Total hip and knee procedures required.


• Experience preferred.


• Community-focused and collaborative approach.


• Bilingual English/Spanish is a plus.

What You'll Find

• Established group of 9 physicians and 3 APPs


• Total joint-focused opportunity


• One clinic location with growth potential


• Inpatient coverage at one hospital


• Comprehensive health benefits and 401(k)


• Malpractice, PTO and CME


• Large organizational support

About the Area

Practice in Central Florida, with access to local healthcare resources, outdoor recreation, dining, cultural attractions and lifestyle opportunities of the surrounding Florida community.

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