General Surgery - Breast Surgery Job at McLeod Health in Little River, SC

McLeod Health, nonprofit in coastal SC- is seeking Breast Surgeon to join a well-established practice and cancer program for our Seacoast campus! Located on the border of North Myrtle Beach, SC!

Opening our Brand New Cancer Center at the Seacoast Campus in 2025- McLeod Health, a non-profit, private health care system. 

We Offer:

• Competitive Base Salary plus wRVU bonus Incentive
• Sign on Bonus
• Relocation Allowance
• Retirement & Full Health Benefits
• PTO
• CME Days and allowance
• Growing community on the coast-High Patient Volume

About McLeod Seacoast Hospital:

Located 7 minutes from the beach, McLeod Loris Seacoast Hospitals includes 4 facilities and serves northern Horry County (SC) and southern Brunswick County (NOC). McLeod Health Seacoast has 155 beds, 24 bed Emergency Department and comprehensive outpatient and inpatient surgical services. The outpatient testing department provides radiology, laboratory, rehabilitation, pharmacy respiratory and medical nutrition therapy services. McLeod Health Seacoast has more than 200 physicians on the active medical staff, which represents more than 32 medical specialties. Part of the McLeod Health system that delivers care from South Carolina's Midlands to the Coast, McLeod Health Loris- a non-for profit 50- Bed hospital- specializes in general surgery, women's services, emergency care, critical care, urology and physical/occupational/speech therapies. We also have a new Dialysis Access Center. McLeod Health Loris's 120 physicians on active and affiliate medical staff represent more than 32 specialties. The McLeod Health Carolina Forest complex has opened the first three of seven medical park office buildings. Multiple physician practices and a new outpatient rehabilitation department occupy these facilities as an extension of McLeod Loris Seacoast Hospital. This ever expanding campus is home to the following services and medical specialties: orthopedics, rehabilitation, obstetrics and gynecology, pulmonary and critical care, rheumatology, general surgery, and digestive health. A full service 48-bed hospital will begin construction in the fall of 2023.