Locum Physician (MD/DO) - Surgery - Orthopedic in Tucson, AZ

Doctor of Medicine | Surgery - Orthopedic Location: Tucson, AZ Employer: AAS Locum Tenens Pay: Competitive weekly pay (inquire for details) Start Date: ASAP About the Position We are seeking a Locums Fellowship-Trained Orthopedic Trauma Surgeon to provide coverage with a physician-led organization in Tucson, AZ. This organization is focused on supporting high-performing surgical teams with strong clinical infrastructure, allowing physicians to focus on delivering high-quality care in a hospital-based setting.This assignment supports a high-acuity trauma center and offers the opportunity to work alongside an experienced orthopedic trauma team in a collaborative, well-supported environment. Assignment Details 24-hour shifts with approximately 183 shifts annually (flexible scheduling options available) Blocked scheduling with 7-day stretches Built-in recovery time between rotations Mix of OR, inpatient care, and follow-up clinic responsibilities Work alongside an additional Orthopedic Trauma Surgeon Dedicated orthopedic trauma and acute care surgery coverage model Clinical Responsibilities Provide operative and non-operative management of orthopedic trauma patients Participate in trauma call coverage at a high-volume trauma center Manage complex fracture care, including pelvic and acetabular injuries Collaborate with trauma surgery, ICU, and emergency medicine teams Balance surgical cases with inpatient care and outpatient follow-up Ensure accurate and timely documentation Requirements Board Certified or Board Eligible in Orthopedic Surgery Completion of an Orthopedic Trauma Fellowship Experience in high-acuity trauma care required Strong expertise in pelvic and acetabular fracture management preferred Active Arizona medical license (or willingness to obtain) Extras: Generous (above market) hourly rate All travel arrangements provided and booked by the group, on top of the per shift rate Med-mal and tail insurance covered Personal locums consultant to manage credentialing and scheduling shifts