Illinois Orthopedic Joint - Partnership Track - comp - No Local Competition
Listed on 2026-08-26
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Doctor/Physician
Orthopaedic Surgeon, Surgeon
Job Description
Orthopedic Total Joint Surgeon - Central Illinois 725K Base Salary | 1.5M+ Earning Potential | ASC Partnership Opportunity
Join a highly respected orthopedic group in a university town in Central Illinois as a fellowship-trained Total Joint/Adult Reconstructive Surgeon. This opportunity offers the chance to develop a dedicated total joint program with strong institutional support and exceptional long-term earning potential, including partnership opportunities.
Why Join Us?- Build Your Total Joint Program: Become the dedicated Total Joint Surgeon in the region with the autonomy to shape your practice, perform elective procedures you choose, and determine your approach to revisions
- Strong Referral Network: Leverage an established referral base with 65% of local PCPs already within the network and continued opportunity for growth
- Predictable Practice Structure: Enjoy a flexible schedule with blocked OR time and shared call that is considered light
- Exceptional Financial Opportunity: Earn a guaranteed 725,000 salary plus RVU production incentives with potential for 1.5M+ total compensation, up to 300,000 annually in ASC ancillary income, and ASC partnership opportunity
- Board Certified or Board Eligible in Orthopedic Surgery
- Fellowship training in Total Joint / Adult Reconstructive Surgery required
- Open to 2026 and 2027 graduating residents/fellows
Located in the heart of Illinois, this university community offers the amenities of a city with the comfort of a close-knit town. Residents enjoy excellent public and private schools, safe neighborhoods, and a low cost of living. The area provides access to lakes, trails, golf courses, parks, and collegiate events, with nearby international and regional airports offering direct flights to major hubs.
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