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Phoenix, AZ
Seeking a full-time Hand Surgeon in Phoenix, AZ, with a strong focus on trauma care, academic medicine, and resident education. Join a busy hand surgery practice at a Level I Trauma and Burn Center with an established general surgery trauma team. Responsibilities Provide comprehensive inpatient and outpatient hand surgery care: elective, urgent, and emergent cases Participate in trauma coverage and collaborate with the trauma team Serve as faculty with direct involvement in teaching and supervising General Surgery, Surgical Podiatry, and rotating Plastic Surgery residents Work with the Hand Section Chief to develop and expand the clinical service line Share on-call duties within a team-based model Position highlights Established hand surgery practice with significant trauma volume Faculty role with structured resident teaching and supervision Opportunity to shape and grow the clinical service line Team-based patient management and shared call Applicants completing fellowship in 2027 are welcome H-1B visa sponsorship considered Compensation & benefits Annual salary range: $553,000-$586,500 Medical, dental, and vision coverage starting day one 401(k) with employer match that increases annually to 6% Four weeks paid time off plus 10 paid holidays One week paid CME time and $4,000 CME allowance Paid sick time and additional benefits Qualifications MD, DO, or equivalent medical degree Completion of accredited surgical residency and hand surgery fellowship Board certified or board eligible in primary surgical specialty Certificate of Added Qualifications in Hand Surgery, or certification/eligibility in Surgery of the Hand Current Arizona medical license or eligibility for an unrestricted license Eligibility for hospital credentialing and appropriate surgical privileges Strong interest in trauma surgery, academic medicine, and resident education Excellent communication skills and a collaborative approach to patient care EOE
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