Posted 02 August, 2026
Orthopedic Surgery, Orthopedic Surgeon | Clinic + Surgery | Competitive Salary | Shared Call
KUMC Rural Health Education and Service
Onaga, KS, US
Full Time
Job Description
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We are seeking an Orthopedic Surgeon to become a member of our staff providing high-quality, patient-centered care. This role includes comprehensive orthopedic care in both an outpatient Rural Health Clinic setting and an inpatient Critical Access Hospital environment. The physician will combine high-impact rural medicine with a supportive collaborative practice that prioritizes patient access, continuity and quality.
\nHighlights
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- Competitive salary and benefits \n
- Full time schedule with shared call rotation \n
- Mix of clinic and surgical time depending on community need \n
- Supportive and collaborative team \n
Benefits:
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- Paid DEA up to two dues/subscriptions \n
- 4 paid CME days and $2,500 for CME \n
- Retirement with immediate employer match of a maximum of 3% of compensation \n
- Competitive salary and health benefits \n
- Several insurance options including long-term disability and 1x annual salary life insurance (both Company paid) \n
Key Responsibilities:
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- Conduct outpatient clinic visits in a Rural Health Clinic setting, such as evaluation, diagnosis, treatment and management of musculoskeletal injuries, disorders, and diseases for patients of all ages \n
- Perform orthopedic procedures including fracture care, joint injections, casting/splinting, and minor surgical interventions with the scope of the Critical Access Hospital capabilities \n
- Provide orthopedic consultation for emergency department cases, inpatients, and observation patients \n
- Participate in hospital call coverage rotation, ensuring timely response to urgent orthopedic needs \n
- Five (5) days a week splitting time between rural clinics \n
Qualifications & Skills
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- MD or DO from an accredited institution \n
- BC or BE in Orthopedic Surgery \n
- Valid medical license to practice in State of Kansas \n
- Commitment to compassionate, accessible care for underserved rural populations \n
- Experience in a rural or Critical Access Hospital setting preferred but not required \n
