Community Neurosurgery Position Mid-Atlantic Academic Health System

A Mid-Atlantic academic health system is seeking a community neurosurgeon to join its expanding clinical network, serving patients at two locations. This split-site position is perfectly structured for a neurosurgeon looking to manage a robust, high-volume community practice focusing on spinal pathology and general neurosurgery.

This position offers complete integration into the main neurosurgery program, ensuring comprehensive administrative backing, a network of peers, and full operational resources. The group welcomes candidates at any level of experience, from new grads to seasoned mid-career physicians looking to transition into a stable and flourishing community model.

• Clinical Focus:
  General neurosurgery practice coupled with a high volume of routine degenerative spine pathology.
• No Fellowship
  
  Required:
  
  Open to all board-certified or board-eligible neurosurgeons; a specialized complex spine fellowship is not mandatory.
• Academic Integration:
  Includes a formal clinical faculty appointment.
• Academic & Teaching Access:
  Fully integrated into departmental academic life, with explicit opportunities to participate in grand rounds, specialty conferences, and medical student/resident teaching.
• Research Infrastructure:
  Full access to the health system's elite research infrastructure, data analytics teams, and statistical support for any personal clinical or outcomes research interests.
• Practice Split:
  Shared clinical presence between two hospitals within the city.

• Located adjacent to downtown, this is a historic 400+-bed teaching hospital. It features the region’s only combined Level I Trauma Center and Comprehensive Burn Center under one roof.
• Located in the vibrant southwestern suburbs of the city, this is an established, 244-bed acute-care facility. It features a highly active emergency care center serving more than 52,000 patients annually and serves as a vital healthcare anchor for the region.