Orthopaedic Surgeon - Total Joint (Montgomery, AL.)

Orthopaedic Surgeon - Total Joint

Hughston Clinic is currently seeking a Board Certified or Board Eligible Orthopaedic Surgeon - Total Joint to join our group of Specialty Professionals. Fellowship in Joint Reconstruction and Replacement - both fellows and experienced candidates are invited to apply.

Hughston Clinic is a nationally and internationally recognized center of excellence for research, education and training and quality treatment of musculoskeletal injury and disease. Hughston locations offer a strong infrastructure and team to maximize clinical efficiencies, existing referral sources and are convenient to all hospitals we service with vertical integration. We are responsible for ensuring that our patients receive only the highest quality treatment for musculoskeletal injury and disease. This responsibility includes understanding all aspects of human performance and the application of techniques and procedures learned through research, education and training focused on improving the quality of life for everyone. Hughston is a well-known physician owned group that has been serving the community since 1949. The Hughston organization has over 90 physicians and over 30 clinic locations in 4 states. Partnership/ownership tract available, with access to the Hughston Foundation research/education facility. The Hughston Clinic is an orthopaedic and sports medicine clinic performing non-operative, pre-operative, and post-operative care.

Practice:

• Strong infrastructure and team for maximum efficiency
• Corporate support
• Existing referral sources
• Excellent use of technology in all systems
• Convenient locations to hospitals
• Award-winning reputation for quality care and patient services

What Do We Offer?

• Partner/Ownership Tract
• Vertical Integrated Practice
• Long History of Quality Patient Care
• Comprehensive Insurance Package
• Competitive Retirement Options

Montgomery is the capital city of Alabama and the county seat of Montgomery County. Named for Continental Army Major General Richard Montgomery, it stands beside the Alabama River, on the coastal Plain of the Gulf of Mexico.