We are seeking a highly skilled and motivated Plastic Surgery Residency Trained and Microsurgery Fellowship Trained surgeon to join our team. This is a unique opportunity to develop a practice dedicated to reconstructive surgery. The successful candidate will be board certified or board eligible by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. In addition to advanced clinical skills, the successful candidate will also show promise as a surgeon scientist in the area of clinical research. Advanced training and experience in research methodology, techniques and demonstrated success in team science approaches is desirable. 

Responsibilities:

Perform a wide range of reconstructive surgical procedures, including trauma and cancer reconstruction, microvascular surgery, lymphatic reconstruction, aesthetic surgery of the breast and body, and general plastic surgery.  

Cover plastic surgery call at a level 1 trauma center and participate in the Plastic Surgery call pool, which consists of wound care, tissue replantation, laceration repair, screening transfer requests and other health system related service needs.

Deliver expert care in general reconstructive plastic surgery, including cancer reconstruction, complex wound management, skin grafts, flap procedures, and limb reconstruction.

Collaborate closely with our multidisciplinary team, including Otolaryngology, Ophthalmology, Dermatology, general Surgery and Orthopedic Surgeons and Advanced Practice Providers to provide comprehensive care for patients with complex musculoskeletal conditions.

Contribute to resident and fellow education through teaching and mentorship activities.

Engage in scholarly activities, including research and publication, to advance the field of Hand Surgery and Plastic Surgery.

Develop a clinical research program within the department that has 3-year goals and deliverables that both; advance the career of the individual and benefit the productivity of the department overall.

In order to maintain 25% research effort beyond 3 years; salary support in the way of research funding must be achieved.