General Surgeon

Full-Time General Surgeon Position in Georgetown, TX with National Wound Physician Group Clinical satisfaction, autonomy and flexibility, work-life balance No Nights, No Call, No Weekend Clinical Responsibilities Become an expert in wound management, learn from highly qualified wound certified physician trainers and Fellowship Directors. Utilize cutting-edge clinical technologies and the latest wound care modalities. Our physicians provide bedside wound care in over 3,200 facilities across 28 states. We provide physician-level wound management training and a wound fellowship giving you all the knowledge and expertise for clinical excellence. W2 full-time physicians earn on average $300,000 per year plus benefits. Appreciate the autonomy and flexibility in our work schedules, routinely a 45 hour work week for full time positions. Paid Training Requirements Active unrestricted medical license (MD/DO) in the state you wish to practice Minimum commitment of 3 weekdays per week. Practice Overview Full time work: Monday - Friday (7am-4pm) or part time available. No call / No weekend clinical responsibilities. Physicians deliver modern wound management at the bedside in the post‑acute care setting: Skilled Nursing Facilities and Long‑Term Acute Care Hospitals. Our physicians conduct weekly wound rounds at each facility. Part‑time role is a minimum of 3 days per week. Full time role is 4‑5 days per week. This is a mobile practice: The physicians visit facilities in a 40‑60 mile radius of practice location. Our physicians visit 2‑3 facilities per day treating approximately 20‑30 patients per day. Clinical documentation is at point of care, in real‑time during clinical rounds, using our proprietary wound specific EMR. Paid Training is provided during onboarding + 6 months wound care fellowship W2 employment contract (No work visa sponsorship is available) Benefits Full health and retirement benefits provided. Medical Malpractice with tail is provided. Mileage reimbursement. #J-18808-Ljbffr Vohra Wound Physicians