Wound Care Physician

KorzenHealth; City of Utica (NY); On-site; USD 250,000 - 350,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive benefits package

401(k)

PTO & paid holidays

CME

Paid wound care training

Leadership opportunities

Job summary

Korzen Health in collaboration with Healogics and Rome Memorial Hospital seeks a Wound Care Physician to join an established outpatient wound care program in Rome, NY. This is a hands-on, procedure-focused role designed for physicians who value procedural work and meaningful patient outcomes.

The position offers a 40-hour work week in an outpatient environment with dedicated clinical support, paid wound care training, and opportunities for leadership within a national wound care network.

Qualifications

• MD or DO required, board eligibility or certification preferred
• Active New York medical license is required or eligible

Responsibilities

• Evaluate wounds and develop treatment plans.
• Perform debridement, incision & drainage, biopsies and other procedures.
• Manage infections and apply advanced wound care modalities.
• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary wound care team and pursue hyperbaric medicine exposure.

Skills

Procedures

Wound care

Hands-on

Clinical problem solving

Education

MD or DO

Job description

Procedures. Autonomy. No Call. No Weekends.

Korzen Health, in partnership with Healogics and Rome Memorial Hospital, is seeking a Wound Care Physician to join an established, high-performing outpatient wound care program in Rome, NY.

This is not a traditional office-based role.

It’s a hands-on, procedure-focused position built for a physician who enjoys working with their hands, solving complex clinical problems, and seeing measurable results. You’ll spend your day evaluating wounds, performing procedures, and developing treatment plans — without sacrificing your personal time to nights, call, or weekends.

Why Physicians Take Notice

• Procedure-heavy practice — debridements, I&Ds, biopsies, suturing, and more
• No nights. No call. No weekends.
• Established patient volume — walk into an existing program rather than building one from scratch
• Predictable weekday schedule — approximately 40 hours/week
• Outpatient environment
• Dedicated clinical support team
• Paid training in advanced wound care and hyperbarics
• Opportunity to develop clinical and leadership responsibilities
• Work with Healogics, the nation’s leading wound care management organization

What Your Day Looks Like

You’ll manage patients with chronic, complex, and difficult-to-heal wounds while performing procedures that directly impact healing and outcomes.

Your practice will include:

• Wound evaluation and treatment planning
• Sharp and surgical debridement
• Incision & drainage
• Biopsies and other office-based procedures
• Infection management
• Advanced wound care modalities
• Collaboration with an experienced multidisciplinary wound care team
• Hyperbaric medicine exposure and training

This is a clinical role where your procedural skills matter every day.

Who We're Looking For

We're looking for a physician who likes procedures, thinks quickly, and enjoys solving difficult clinical problems.

You should be:

• MD or DO
• Board Certified or Board Eligible
• Eligible for an active New York medical license
• DEA eligible
• Experienced and confident with procedures
• Comfortable working independently while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team

Previous wound care experience is valuable, but physicians coming from general surgery, emergency medicine, family medicine, internal medicine, vascular, orthopedic, or other procedural backgrounds may be a strong fit.

Paid wound care training is provided.

Compensation & Benefits

• Competitive base salary + bonus structure
• Full medical, dental & vision benefits
• 401(k)
• PTO & paid holidays
• CME
• Paid wound care training
• Leadership and professional growth opportunities

A Different Kind of Physician Practice

Do procedures. Treat complex wounds. See your patients heal. Go home when the day is done.

If you're looking for a procedure-driven practice with predictable hours, no call, and no weekends, this opportunity deserves a conversation.