Successful Private Practice in Midwest Looking for General Neurosurgeon, Someone Can Capture Cr[...]

Rosman Search; Indiana (PA); On-site; USD 250,000 - 450,000; Full time

Job summary

An established private practice in the Midwest is seeking two general neurosurgeons to join their dynamic team. This is a unique opportunity to work in a busy clinical environment with a case mix of 80% spine and 20% cranial surgeries. The practice is supported by a robust referral network and offers a competitive salary with performance-based incentives. With dedicated ORs and advanced surgical technology, you will have the resources to provide exceptional patient care and grow your practice. If you're looking for a fulfilling career in neurosurgery with a supportive team, this position is for you.

Benefits

Competitive base salary

Quality bonus

RVU bonus

Sign-on bonus

Training stipend

Loan forgiveness

Call for pay if more than 1:3 call

Qualifications

• Must have a Medical Degree and completed Neurosurgery residency.
• Experience in general, spine, and cranial surgeries is essential.

Responsibilities

• Perform neurosurgical procedures with a focus on spine and cranial cases.
• Collaborate with a team of neurosurgeons and support staff.

Skills

General Neurosurgery

Spine Surgery

Cranial Surgery

Patient Care

Education

Medical Degree (MD or DO)

Residency in Neurosurgery

Tools

O-Arm

Zeiss Microscopes

Gamma Knife

Neuromonitoring

Job description

A very large and successful private practice in the Midwest is hiring two general neurosurgeons to join their practice at one of their community hospitals. This group is a well-established large private neurosurgery practice with 17 Neurosurgeons, 4 Interventional Neuro-Radiologists, 3 Interventional Pain Management Specialists, 1 Physiatrist, and 1 Neuropsychologist.

The new neurosurgeon will partner with two senior neurosurgeons and one new partner who will start with the program summer 2025. Both neurosurgeons there are winding down their practice with plans to retire, and the plan is to maintain a group of three in the practice. This is a busy clinical position with a case mix of 80% spine and 20% cranial. This is a great opportunity for a neurosurgeon with general neurosurgery interests or a neurosurgeon who wants to capture the cranial cases which are currently being shipped to Indianapolis. Currently, an estimated 30 cranial cases per year at minimum can be captured which include subdural hematomas, skull fractures, and tumor cases that show up in ED. Once these cases start staying at the hospital, the number can even grow.

This is a Level III Trauma Center with 255 beds. Call is 1:3 and PAs will take first call. The hospital is certified as a Primary Stroke Center and a Comprehensive Community Cancer Center. They have a majority share of the primary care market which includes 80 primary care physicians. With newly hired neurosurgeons, they will reestablish referral patterns from their internal primary care network. Currently, all cranial cases and 50% of neurosurgery cases are being shipped out.

The private practice has created a world-class team with surgical, research, and academic expertise. The result is a progressive, patient-first approach to brain, spine, and nerve care. This is a private group practice with access to research and quality outcomes registry. They have a Research Director with a staff of 6 research coordinators, 2 database technicians, 1 medical editor, and 1 medical illustrator. This team expands to wherever the group practices and with the interest of its physicians. The group has entered into a PSA agreement with the hospital and the position comes with a competitive guaranteed base salary plus incentives based on quality metrics. There is also an RVU-based incentive. Each neurosurgeon will have their own PA or NP assigned to them who will assist in clinic and surgery.

Position Highlights:

1. Anticipated case load for year 1: 150, with 300+ cases once established
2. Case mix is 80% spine: 20% cranial with room to grow cranial volume
3. Dedicated ORs for neurosurgery; block OR time available
4. Mid-level providers available to help
5. Neurologist takes care of patients in the ICU
6. Technology includes O-Arm, Zeiss Microscopes, Gamma Knife, Neuromonitoring
7. Competitive base, quality bonus, RVU bonus, sign-on bonus, training stipend, loan forgiveness, call for pay if you take more than 1:3 call