Hand Surgeon

Concentra•Louisville, KY
•Onsite

About The Position

Concentra is seeking a Hand Surgeon to provide specialist services at a Concentra location as a 1099 independent contractor. The role is designed to complement the clinician’s current practice, with a typical arrangement involving approximately a four-hour shift weekly or biweekly. Scheduling is flexible, with consideration for the clinician’s private practice. Concentra Advanced Specialists help manage medically complex patients, expedite return to work, and support functional restoration. Working collaboratively with medical and therapy providers, the Hand Surgeon provides non-surgical and surgical specialist services for orthopedic and neuromusculoskeletal work-related injuries. The role also involves communicating with employers and participating actively in case management. Compensation is determined by a revenue share model. Concentra is an equal opportunity employer and makes employment decisions without regard to protected characteristics under applicable federal, state, or local fair employment practice laws.

Requirements

  • Meet the licensure requirements of the state of practice.
  • Graduate from an accredited MD or DO program at an accredited university.
  • Hold an unrestricted DEA license for the state of jurisdiction.
  • Be board certified or board eligible in Hand Surgery.
  • Carry medical malpractice insurance that covers work on site.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience treating patients with work-related injuries.

Responsibilities

  • Provide specialist services, both non-surgical and surgical, for orthopedic and neuromusculoskeletal work-related injuries.
  • Assist in managing medically complex patients and supporting return to work and functional restoration.
  • Work collaboratively with medical and therapy providers.
  • Communicate with employers and take an active role in case management.
  • Treat patients on site for approximately a four-hour shift weekly or biweekly.
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