PHYSIATRIST, FELLOWSHIP TRAINED INTERVENTIONAL SPINE - MASSACHUSETTS

Academic Spine Interventionalist

UMass Memorial - Worcester, MA

The Department of Orthopedics and Physical Rehabilitation at UMass Memorial Medical Center in Worcester, MA is currently seeking a BC/BE Physiatrist with Fellowship Training in Interventional Spine. Candidates should possess strong academic credentials as well as a commitment to excellence and patient care, research and teaching. The chosen candidate will receive a highly competitive compensation/benefits package with compensation incentivized to benefit productive clinicians.

An academic appointment, commensurate with credentials and experience, is also available. Clinical and Basic Research opportunities are extensive in this stimulating and collegial academic environment.

The Department of Orthopedics and Physical Rehabilitation offers physicians an extraordinary opportunity to work in a nationally recognized state of the art, high-volume practice situated in our three UMass Memorial Medical Center locations. The Spine Center, which is housed on our Memorial Campus, is staffed by spine orthopedists, neurosurgeons, physiatrists, anesthesiologists, rheumatologists and other staff, all with a commitment to providing high-quality patient care in the treatment of congenital, degenerative and traumatic spine disorders in both adults and children. Patient derived outcome measures are routinely collected at the Spine Center.

UMass Memorial Medical Center, the clinical partner of the University of Massachusetts Medical School, is situated in Worcester, MA, a community rich in history and cultural diversity. The area offers a broad range of excellent primary and secondary schools, as well as several highly regarded colleges and universities. It also offers a variety of affordable housing options from newly renovated condominiums in town to gracious Victorian homes, and more suburban locales. The area boasts numerous restaurants, theater groups, museums and concert venues. It also offers easy access to Boston, Cape Cod and Providence, Rhode Island all of which are less than an hour’s drive away. In short, the area provides a myriad of social, cultural and recreational amenities making it a truly desirable location in which to practice and live.

Come join Dr. David Ayers, The Arthur Pappas Professor and Chair of Orthopedics and Physical Rehabilitation, as well as other prominent department faculty members, in their ongoing pursuit of clinical and academic excellence.

For consideration and/or additional details, please submit your CV and Letter of Introduction to:

Michael Stauff, MD

Interim Clinical Chair, Department of Orthopedics and Physical Rehabilitation

c/o Adriana Dietlin
Adriana.Dietlin2@umassmemorial.org

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