WVU Medicine is recruiting a hand surgeon to Jefferson Medical Center in Ranson, West Virginia, and describes the post as one that grows with the service rather than filling a fixed slot.
That distinction matters more than it sounds. A hand surgeon arriving into an established rota inherits a clinic and a case mix; a surgeon arriving into a service that is being built usually has a say in the clinic template, the block time and which referral pathways get developed first. Both are good jobs. They suit different people, and it is worth knowing which one you are reading about.
Jefferson Medical Center sits in the eastern panhandle of West Virginia, inside the Washington–Baltimore commuting belt, which is an unusual combination of a regional catchment and a metropolitan one.
Posted four days ago. The employer's own listing carries the full detail and the application route.
Details
- What does the work actually cover?
- General hand
- Board certification required
- ABOS certified or eligible, hand fellowship required
- Is there a partnership or tenure track?
- Employed, no partnership track
Where this job is
This job is based at Ranson, West Virginia, United States. It is not a remote job.
Apply for this job
Applications are handled by WVU Medicine Jefferson on their own site.
Apply now →Opens WVU Medicine Jefferson's careers page