Physician - Orthopedic Trauma

Deaconess Health System•Evansville, IN

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Deaconess Specialty Physicians is seeking a full-time Orthopedic Trauma Physician to join our team in Evansville, IN. This position offers a guaranteed salary of $850,000 for one year and a $65,000 sign-on bonus. Primary Responsibilities: Trauma Surgery Provide dedicated orthopedic trauma coverage for the Vanderburgh and Warrick County trauma program, including fulfillment of approximately 100 primary trauma service shifts annually in accordance with contractual expectations. Call expectation of 1:4. Establish and maintain an outpatient orthopedic trauma practice to support post-discharge follow-up, fracture care, and longitudinal management of patients treated through the trauma program. Ensure timely inpatient management of orthopedic trauma patients through a coordinated care model that leverages both surgeons and advanced practice providers (APPs). APP staffing and deployment will be optimized to support quality outcomes, operational efficiency, and the long-term sustainability of the trauma program. Compensation and Benefits: In addition to competitive compensation, this position comes with a comprehensive benefits package, including: Health, Vision, and Dental Insurance Life Insurance Health & Dependent Care Expense Accounts Salary Continuance and Disability Coverage Two retirement account options (401k and 457b) 5 Days of CME Time Off $3,500 Annual CME Stipend Coverage for DEA, State Licensing, Board Certification, and Maintenance Fees Hospital-provided Medical Malpractice Insurance with tail coverage Moving Allowance of up to $15,000 Bonus Opportunities: Potential for a performance-based bonus, subject to eligibility criteria and achievement of defined metrics. Bonus details, including eligibility and performance goals, will be discussed during the interview process or upon hire. Position Requirement: Applicants must have or obtain licensure in the states of Kentucky and Indiana to practice. Our growing orthopedics service line enjoys referrals from a Level II trauma center and a growing primary care base. We have a strong relationship with inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation programs within the community. There is an orthopedic urgent care facility that also helps care for patients at their convenience while serving as another referral source. With our large primary care physician base and large referral area, there is an opportunity to build a successful practice quickly. A motivated and hard-working candidate can earn income well above national average. We have a well-integrated system with respected colleagues that focus on quality care. This all provides a great work environment in a health system that one can be proud of, while enjoying a nice work/life balance throughout your career. Why Evansville & Newburgh, Indiana Located along the Ohio River, Evansville offers a regional hub for healthcare, culture, and education, while nearby Newburgh provides a charming, historic riverfront community. Together, they offer: Affordable cost of living with excellent schools Vibrant arts, dining, and outdoor recreation Easy access to Indianapolis, Nashville, Louisville and St. Louis Contact Information Michelle Dexter, Physician Recruiter 812-450-7263 [email protected]

Requirements

Must have or obtain licensure in the states of Kentucky and Indiana to practice.

Responsibilities

Provide dedicated orthopedic trauma coverage for the Vanderburgh and Warrick County trauma program, including fulfillment of approximately 100 primary trauma service shifts annually in accordance with contractual expectations.
Establish and maintain an outpatient orthopedic trauma practice to support post-discharge follow-up, fracture care, and longitudinal management of patients treated through the trauma program.
Ensure timely inpatient management of orthopedic trauma patients through a coordinated care model that leverages both surgeons and advanced practice providers (APPs).
APP staffing and deployment will be optimized to support quality outcomes, operational efficiency, and the long-term sustainability of the trauma program.