Orthopedic Hand Surgeon

AMN Healthcare; Iowa City (IA); On-site; USD 850,000 - 900,000; Full time

Job summary

United Health Services (UHS) in New York's Southern Tier seeks an orthopedic hand surgeon to join a well-established team and build a dedicated hand-focused practice within a hospital-employed model.

The role offers a weekday schedule, strong clinical and administrative support, teaching opportunities if desired, and the chance to collaborate with a robust orthopedic group. This position emphasizes autonomy and long-term sustainability.

Responsibilities

• Build a hand-focused orthopedic practice within a hospital-employed model.
• Join a Center that includes nine physicians and 18 orthopedic APPs and experienced clinical support staff.
• Level II Trauma Center coverage with shared call rotation.
• Teaching opportunities are available but optional.

Job description

Job Description & Requirements Orthopedic Hand Surgeon StartDate: ASAP Pay Rate: $850000.00 - $900000.00

Join United Health Services (UHS), a community-based healthcare system in New York's Southern Tier, as an orthopedic hand surgeon. This opportunity offers an established patient base, dependable operating room access, and the support of a collaborative orthopedic team that values efficiency and surgeon autonomy.

You'll build a hand-focused practice within a hospital-employed model designed for long-term sustainability. The role features a predictable weekday schedule, strong clinical and administrative support, and the flexibility to shape your career. Teaching opportunities are available but optional.

Opportunity Highlights

• Practice exclusive orthopedic hand surgery aside from general departmental call
• 7-figure base compensation ($1,000,000+), plus signing bonus and relocation assistance
• Established volumes with opportunity to increase productivity
• Dedicated physician assistant and experienced clinical support staff
• Join the UHS Orthopedic Center which includes nine physicians and 18 orthopedic APPs
• Level II Trauma Center coverage with shared call rotation
• Optional academic affiliation and teaching involvement

Community Information - Greater Binghamton, New York

Greater Binghamton offers an ideal balance of professional opportunity and quality of life. Anchored by a stable healthcare economy and Binghamton University, the region provides short commutes, welcoming neighborhoods, and a cost of living well below most Northeast markets—particularly for housing.

Physicians enjoy a true four-season lifestyle with access to parks, riverfront trails, and the nearby Finger Lakes for hiking, boating, and wineries. With affordability, outdoor access, and proximity to major East Coast cities, Greater Binghamton is a place where physicians can build both a rewarding career and a comfortable life.