Orthopedic Surgeon Job at HSHS Medical Group in Effingham, IL

Physician - Orthopedic Surgery - HSHS Medical Group - Effingham, IL

HSHS Medical Group is recruiting a BE/BC orthopedic surgeon to join our established, growing orthopedic practice in Effingham, Illinois. Located only 90 minutes from St. Louis and 3 hours from Chicago, enjoy suburban living with easy access to all of life's every day needs while also having the big city amenities within driving distance.  St. Anthony Memorial Hospital is one of two hospitals in Illinois to have achieved The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® for Advanced Total Hip and Knee Replacement Certification.

HSHS Medical Group is a multispecialty medical group made up of over 350 providers across 60 clinics throughout central and southern Illinois inclusive of a robust primary care referral base supporting our orthopedic practices. HSHS Medical Group is an affiliate of Hospital Sisters Health System, which is a Catholic, non-profit integrated healthcare delivery system comprised of 13 hospitals across Illinois and Wisconsin guided by our mission and grounded in modern best practices.

Why Join HSHS Effingham Orthopedic team:

• Set Base Salary with ability to out-earn with productivity and quality bonuses
• Eligible employer for Public Student Loan Forgiveness program participation
• Up to $150,000 in student loan assistance
• $2,500 monthly fellowship stipend starting upon signed contract
• Sign-on bonus
• Paid relocation
• Comprehensive benefit package including a robust retirement plan with match options
• Dedicated marketing to help build your practice

Position Details:

• Monday – Friday clinic schedule with option of 4 day work week
• 7 days per month of call
• Minimal after hours clinic call
• EPIC EMR
• Dedicated RN First Assist who will also be your dedicated RN in clinic
• Robotics available for surgical cases

Position Requirements:

• Unrestricted Illinois license prior to start
• Board Certified or Board Eligible, American Board of Orthopedic Surgery
  
• M.D., D.O., or professional equivalent degree
• Ability and willingness to do shoulder cases is required