Orthopedic Surgery, TPR - Employed Orthopedic Surgery Opportunity in MA
Job Description
Total Joint Surgeon
\nSaint Vincent Hospital Worcester, Massachusetts
\nPosition Overview
\n Saint Vincent Hospital is seeking a Board-Certified/Board-Eligible Orthopedic Surgeon with Fellowship Training in Adult Reconstruction/Total Joint Replacement to join a well-established orthopedic practice in Worcester, Massachusetts. This opportunity is ideal for a surgeon with expertise in primary and revision hip and knee arthroplasty who is interested in helping expand a growing orthopedic service line.
Position Highlights
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- Focus on total joint replacement and adult reconstruction \n
- Established referral network and strong community demand \n
- Access to advanced surgical technology and support staff \n
- Collaborative team environment with experienced orthopedic providers \n
- Opportunity to build a high-volume elective joint replacement practice \n
- Competitive compensation package with productivity incentives \n
- Comprehensive benefits package including malpractice, CME, retirement, and relocation assistance \n
Qualifications
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- MD or DO degree \n
- Board Certified or Board Eligible in Orthopedic Surgery \n
- Completion of a Total Joint/Adult Reconstruction Fellowship \n
- Expertise in hip and knee arthroplasty \n
- Eligible for medical licensure in Massachusetts \n
- Commitment to high-quality, patient-centered care \n
About Saint Vincent Hospital Located in Worcester, Massachusetts, Saint Vincent Hospital is a full-service tertiary care hospital serving Central Massachusetts. The orthopedic program provides comprehensive musculoskeletal care with access to advanced imaging, rehabilitation services, and multidisciplinary support.
\nPractice Call
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- Shared call schedule designed to support work-life balance \n
- General orthopedic call coverage with physician support \n
This title and qualification language aligns with feedback from Saint Vincent Orthopedics that a fellowship-trained total joint surgeon is more likely to respond to a clearly targeted posting than a general orthopedic surgery advertisement.
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