Orthopedic Surgeon

CommonSpirit Health; Garden City (KS); On-site; USD 604,000 - 817,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Starting bonus

Relocation support

Premium compensation package

Job summary

CommonSpirit Health in Kansas seeks a Physician to deliver high-quality patient care within a collaborative interdisciplinary team, while adhering to ethical and professional standards. You will evaluate and manage patients, maintain medical records, and fulfill administrative duties.

The role requires commitment to quality care, compliance, continuous learning, and participation in hospital goals, including community benefit services.

Qualifications

• MD or DO with state medical licensure.
• Residency or fellowship completed in the specialty.
• DEA registration obtained and maintained.
• Board certification or eligible by a hospital-approved board.
• Privileges to practice within the health system.
• Ability to perform moderate physical tasks as described.

Responsibilities

• Deliver high-quality patient care within an interdisciplinary team.
• Evaluate and manage patients; maintain medical records.
• Comply with Medicare, managed care, and hospital policies.
• Participate in quality improvement, peer review, and committees.
• Provide on-call coverage and pursue CME to maintain expertise.

Education

MD or DO

State medical license

Residency/fellowship completed

DEA registration

Board certification or eligible

Medical staff privileges

Moderate physical exertion

Job description

Job Summary and Responsibilities

As our Physician, you will deliver the highest quality patient care within a high-functioning interdisciplinary team, adhering to ethical and professional standards.

Every day, you will evaluate and manage patients, maintain precise medical records, and fulfill administrative duties. You'll comply with all relevant healthcare programs (e.g., Medicare, managed care), ethical directives, and hospital policies, actively participating in quality improvement initiatives, peer review, and relevant committees. You'll contribute to operational matters, provide on‑call coverage, and pursue continuous medical education to maintain expertise.

To be successful in this role, you must commit to quality care, compliance, continuous learning, and active participation in hospital goals, including community benefit services and maintaining compensation model targets.

• Provides highest quality patient care.
• Provides ambulatory care in the Clinic as designated.
• Services provided by the physician include seeing patients, preparing medical records, professional and administrative duties.
• Updates and maintains medical records for all examinations, services, and other services in accordance with policy.
• Physician participates and complies with the requirements of sponsoring entities ethical and religious directives (ERD), Medicare,
• Medicaid, or other federal and state reimbursement plans.
• Physician will participate and lead in various activities and initiatives that will promote clinical and quality improvement for services provided.
• Complies at all times with Hospital's policies and procedures; financial reviews, utilization review/quality management, compliance and integrity program; compliance and citizenship policies and the Medical Staff Bylaws, Rules, and Regulations.
• Keeps abreast of the latest developments in field, both academically and through applied skill.
• Development of personal and professional knowledge and competence through continuing medical education including maintaining applicable board certification.

We believe in compensating our talent exceptionally well. For this critical role, we're offering a premium compensation package totaling $710,848 annually. This includes a valuable starting bonusto recognize your immediate contribution and comprehensive relocation supportdesigned to alleviate the complexities of moving, allowing you to focus on success from day one.

Job Requirements

Required

• Doctorate Degree in Medicine (MD or DO)
• Current and unrestricted Physician License to practice in applicable state
• Must have successfully completed a residency and / or fellowship commensurate with area of specialty
• Obtain and maintain an unrestricted Drug Enforcement Agency (''DEA'') registration
• Be board certified or eligible in the appropriate specialty, by a board acceptable to hospital
• Obtain medical staff privileges within the health system, at sponsoring institution
• Medium Work exert/lift up to 50 lbs. force occasionally, and/or up to 20 lbs. frequently, and/or up to 10 lbs. constantly

Where You'll Work

Southwest Kansas offers a compelling blend of professional and lifestyle benefits for providers.

• High Demand, Significant Impact:Rural areas often face provider shortages, meaning less competition and a greater chance to make a substantial difference in community health.
• Professional Growth & Autonomy:Providers often enjoy a broader scope of practice and more autonomy in smaller settings. Opportunities for leadership roles are also more accessible.
• Lower Cost of Living:Housing, utilities, and general expenses are typically significantly lower than in urban centers, leading to a higher disposable income.
• Strong Community Bonds:Experience close-knit communities where you're respected, recognized, and an integral part of local life.
• Outdoor Lifestyle:Enjoy open spaces, hunting, fishing, and a slower pace of life.

Southwest Kansas provides a rewarding environment for providers seeking professional fulfillment and a high quality of life away from the urban hustle.

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