Orthopedist I General Orthopedist Physician

Orthopedist I General Orthopedist Physician

Austin or San Antonio, TX (open to other cities)

Candidates ideally live in the Austin or San Antonio area, but can look in Houston or Dallas areas as well. If person is willing to relocate from out of state, they must already be licensed in Texas. Orthopedist needs to be willing to be a generalist, but knees, shoulders, and spine are good specialties. Will work remotely 90% of the time and travel 4-5 days a month in Texas. Not open to candidates who are right out of fellowship.

Responsibilities:

Perform comprehensive evaluations of patients with musculoskeletal injuries and conditions, applying evidence-based orthopedic care to ensure optimal outcomes.

Diagnose and manage a wide range of musculoskeletal disorders, including complex fractures, joint disorders, and soft tissue injuries.

Develop and implement individualized, patient-centered care plans that may include surgical and non-surg...