Neurosurgeon & Residency Program Director in Texas
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Job Description
We are seeking a highly skilled and board-certified Neurosurgeon to join a dynamic and growing healthcare team. The ideal candidate will have expertise in diagnosing and surgically treating disorders related to the brain, spine, and nervous system. This role offers the opportunity to work in a state-of-the-art facility alongside a multidisciplinary team dedicated to providing exceptional patient care. This role provides an opportunity to create and expand a Neurosurgery residency program in partnership with a prestigious university.
- We have a highly skilled & diverse team of physicians (6), APPs (6), support staff (13)
- Established practice with the opportunity to quickly develop a busy clinic
- Opportunity to be involved with the residency program
- ~225+ cases annually with 70% spine and 30% cranial case mix
- 1 clinic day per week and 2 OR blocks per week
- 2-3+ procedures per OR block and 20 patients per clinic day
- Spine navi – two second gen O-Arms, 3 Medtronic S8 Stealth work stations, also have a Stryker nav with cranial applications, two penteros and one Kinevo which has 5-ALA capability, Jackson tables, no biplane in the OR – but have 2 biplanes in the radiology and cardiology suites, TrueBam gamma knife system, 24/7 interoperative neuro monitoring, & 2 full time employed techs and a contract for overflow
- Dedicated neuro ICU with 10 beds
- Only covering one hospital, University Medical Center
- Large patient catchment area spanning several counties across West Texas & Eastern New Mexico.
Key Responsibilities:
- Perform surgical procedures to treat neurological conditions, including brain tumors, spinal cord injuries, and peripheral nerve disorders.
- Serve as the Neurosurgery Residency Program Director, overseeing the academic and clinical training of residents.
- Diagnose and manage diseases affecting the nervous system through advanced imaging, testing, and evaluations.
- Collaborate with neurologists, oncologists, orthopedic surgeons, and other specialists to develop comprehensive treatment plans.
- Provide preoperative and postoperative care, including consultations and follow-ups.
- Participate in on-call rotations as required. Trauma call is rotated amongst 4 physicians. One week of call every 3 weeks with assigned APP. Trauma/assigned mix.
- Educate patients and their families on treatment options, post-surgical care, and recovery expectations.
Benefits:
- Competitive salary, productivity-based incentives, quarterly quality bonus
- Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance.
- Malpractice insurance coverage.
- Retirement plans with employer matching.
- Generous PTO and CME allowance.
- Relocation assistance and signing bonus.
About the Community:
Beware! People that come here tend to fall in love and stay here. We are located in the Texas panhandle. Home of a University (40K+ students), beautiful sunsets, plenty of land, and friendly people. It's a family-friendly paradise with great schools, entertainment, museums, youth sports, and most importantly it is safe. Commutes are a breeze as you can get to anywhere in the city in less than 20 minutes. The weather is mostly mild all year which makes for perfect patio weather at one of our local coffee shops or breweries. Enjoy an airport that does have direct flights to hubs such as Phoenix, Denver, Las Vegas, Dallas, Austin, and Houston (Southwest, American, United).
- The community is growing, strong economy, low cost of living, thriving arts & culture, strong academics, airport, collegiate athletics.
- D1 College Town- Big 12 sports
- Short commute times
- Thriving arts and cultural community
- NPSL Soccer team
- Live theater and music
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