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Sports Medicine North in the greater Boston area is seeking a full-time, fellowship-trained, BC/BE orthopedic spine surgeon to join its growing team. The practice features four locations, an on-site ASC, MRI suite, and a strong referral base with comprehensive benefits and signing bonus plus relocation assistance.
Ideal candidates have an Orthopedic Spine Surgery Fellowship and are patient-focused, collaborative, and team players.
Sports Medicine North (SMN), a multi-specialty orthopedic practice located north of Boston, has an excellent opportunity for a full-time, fellowship trained, BC/BE orthopedic spine surgeon to join its growing team.
Established in 1994, SMN provides advanced, accessible, and vertically integrated orthopedic care. With twenty-five sub-specialty trained physicians practicing across four clinical locations and a state-of-the-art ambulatory surgery center, SMN is recognized as the premier multi-specialty orthopedic practice in its markets. Located on the desirable North Shore of Massachusetts, the community offers an exceptional quality of life with convenient access to the cultural attractions of Boston and the outdoor recreation of New Hampshire’s mountains.
For more information about Sports Medicine North, please visit https://www.sportsmednorth.com/
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