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Middlesex Orthopedic & Spine Associates (MOSA) invites a fellowship-trained, BC/BE Orthopedic Spine Surgeon or Neurosurgeon to join its growing team in Connecticut. This partner-track opportunity offers a competitive base with a production-based bonus and comprehensive benefits.
Join a premier multi-specialty group with access to on-site imaging, PA support, and opportunities for ownership in an orthopedic ASC, while serving Middletown and surrounding towns with high-quality care.
Middlesex Orthopedic & Spine Associates (MOSA), a premier multi-specialty orthopedic group practice, has an excellent opportunity for a fellowship-trained, BC/BE Orthopedic Spine Surgeon or Neurosurgeon to join its growing team.
MOSA provides its communities with advanced, accessible, and vertically integrated orthopedic care. With sixteen sub-specialty trained physicians practicing across multiple locations, MOSA is the largest and most established orthopedic practice in Middlesex County. The team provides expertise in the full spectrum of musculoskeletal conditions and injuries including sports medicine, minimally invasive orthopedic spine surgery, total joint replacement, foot/ankle, hand/upper extremity, and pain management. MOSA also offers onsite digital imaging and state-of-the-art physical therapy and MRI.
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For more information about MOSA, please visit Homepage - Middlesex Orthopedic & Spine Associates.
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