Physician Otolaryngology - Competitive Salary

Job Description

Neurotologist / Otologist Opportunity – Established Specialty Practice Location: Oklahoma City, OK | Employment Type: Full-Time, Employed Position OverviewSeeking a Board Certified or Board Eligible Neurotologist/Otologist to join a busy, well-established 3-physician Otology practice in Oklahoma City. This employed opportunity offers a stable, collaborative environment with no ER call and strong subspecialty support, including a fellowship-trained neurosurgeon specializing in skull base pathology.Position Highlights Full-time, employed position Work alongside three fellowship-trained Otologists Partnership with a fellowship-trained Neurosurgeon specializing in skull base surgery No ER call responsibilities Large referral network within a robust health system Epic EMR system Collegial and supportive team environmentCompensation & Benefits Competitive guaranteed base salary while building patient base Signing bonus Annual CME allowance Comprehensive health, dental, vision, and pharmacy coverage Retirement options with employer contribution Generous PTO for work-life balanceIdeal Candidate Board Certified/Board Eligible in Otolaryngology Fellowship-trained in Otology/Neurotology Eligible for Oklahoma medical licensure Skilled in managing complex ear and skull base pathology Committed to collaborative, patient-centered careHospital OverviewThis medical center in midtown Oklahoma City serves the healthcare needs of central Oklahoma and surrounding counties. The hospital offers a broad range of specialties—including cardiology, oncology, surgery, and behavioral health—supported by highly trained physicians and advanced medical technology.Community Highlights – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Growing metro with affordable cost of living and vibrant revitalization Thriving dining, cultural, and entertainment scene Family-friendly neighborhoods with strong schools Blend of metropolitan amenities and small-town hospitality* Convenient access to outdoor recreation and regional travel