Trauma Surgeon

Trauma Surgeon Jobs in Baton Rouge, LA: Your Surgical Skills, a Better Way to PracticeYou chose Trauma Surgery to be there in the moments that matter most. But years of 24-hour in-house call, overnight activations, gunshot wounds and multi-system injuries take a real toll on your sleep, your health and your family. Across the country, trauma and acute care surgeons face some of the highest burnout rates in medicine. Unpredictable hours, the emotional weight of the work and the strain of surgical critical care add up. Skilled Wound Care, a premier national physician group, is hiring Trauma Surgeons in Baton Rouge, LA to work as wound care physicians and lead wound care initiatives in skilled nursing facilities across the area.Maybe you're a Trauma Surgeon ready to step away from in-house call and middle-of-the-night activations for good. Maybe you want a part-time role during your off weeks. Either way, this no-call Trauma Surgeon job offers a high-impact career without the corporate red tape.Why Trauma Surgeons in Baton Rouge, LA Choose Wound CareIn a specialty where your pager can go off at any hour for a level-one activation, we offer a refreshing alternative:The "No-Call" Lifestyle: No nights, no weekends, no 24-hour shifts and no pagers. No overnight trauma activations. This is a true Monday–Friday surgeon job, so your evenings and weekends belong to you and your family.Put Your Wound Expertise to Work: Complex wounds, debridement and soft tissue management are already part of your daily work. Your trauma training makes you a natural fit for wound care.Keep Your Surgical Skills: Surgical debridement and bedside procedures stay part of your daily practice.A Healthier Pace: Predictable days replace the adrenaline, sleep deprivation and emotional weight of the trauma bay.See Patients Heal: Follow patients through healing and build lasting relationships, instead of handing them off once they're stable.Clinical Autonomy: Direct patient outcomes based on your surgical expertise, not a hospital committee or department hierarchy.Smarter Documentation: Our custom software is designed to slash admin time, so you're not stuck charting at midnight when you could be home at a reasonable hour.Trauma Surgeon ResponsibilitiesUse the latest advancements in wound healing to change lives in communities across Baton Rouge, LA:Surgical and sharp debridement and other bedside proceduresEvaluation and treatment of chronic, non-healing and complex wounds, including pressure injuries and post-surgical woundsAdvanced dressings and specialized wound protocolsCollaborative care in skilled nursing facilities and the post-acute setting, where you follow patients through healingTrauma Surgeon Salary & CompensationAverage Annual Earnings: 200,000–250,000 (no earning cap as an independent contractor)High Achievers: Top performers earn $300,000+ through performance bonusesPay Structure: Per-patient and per-procedure pay, plus quarterly bonus programsTrauma Surgeon ScheduleWe offer consistent weekday schedules with no nights or weekends, in part-time or full-time options:Part-Time: 2–3 days per weekFull-Time: 4–5 days per weekTrauma Surgeon RequirementsMedical Degree: MD or DO from an accredited institutionMedical License: Unrestricted/clear medical license in the state of practice (or eligibility to obtain one)DEA License: Or eligibility to obtain oneOpen Background: We welcome Trauma and Acute Care Surgeons and surgeons of all backgrounds, as well as Family Medicine and Internal Medicine physicians. No previous wound care experience is required; we provide comprehensive wound care trainingGreat Place to Work® Certified!Skilled Wound Care is proud to be Certified™ by Great Place to Work® for the 5th year in a row. The prestigious award is based entirely on what current employees say about their experience working at Skilled Wound Care. This year, 95% of employees said it's a great place to work – 39% higher than the average U.S. company.Skilled Wound Care, part of Skilled Physicians Group, is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, gender identity, and sexual orientation), national origin, age (40 or older), disability or genetic information.