Academic, Level 1 Trauma Center - Trauma/Critical Care Surgery and Pediatric Surgery

Job Description

The Surgery Department and Burn Center at TTUHSC Lubbock provide cutting-edge surgical care and specialized treatment for burn injuries. Led by skilled professionals, these facilities offer personalized care and compassionate support to patients. With advanced technology and a commitment to excellence, they ensure the best possible outcomes for those in need.

Pediatric Trauma/General Surgery: Apply Here 37252
The role entails offering pediatric surgical coverage at University Medical Center on a 14-day on/14-day off rotation. While on service, responsibilities include delivering pediatric in-hospital surgical services and conducting consultations in a clinic located on the University Medical Center campus. Teaching surgical residents and medical students is also a key aspect of the position. 

Trauma Acute Care Surgery: Apply Here 29446
Our ACS teams, covering two major tertiary referral hospitals, receive a large number of emergency general surgery, trauma and burn patients from the entire West Texas/ Eastern New Mexico region; our Level 1 trauma center is in the top decile for penetrating trauma among TQIP centers in the nation. This large, high acuity patient volume affords an excellent variety of surgical experience, and a great opportunity for clinical/outcomes research and education. All ACS surgeons follow a 12 hour shift model, with no 24 hour call. This model allows for work-life integration and time for administrative roles, education and research.

 

EEO Statement

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, national origin, age, disability, genetic information or status as a protected veteran.

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