Baptist Health
Orthopedic Surgeon Physician Baptist Health Fort Smith
Join a busy orthopedic practice with a group of five physicians, splitting time between surgery and clinic, with a 1-in-5 call schedule. The clinic sees 250-300 new patients monthly and has on-site casting, lab, and x-ray, using Epic EMR.
Key Responsibilities
- • Spend two and one-half days a week in surgery and the other two and one-half days in the clinic
- • Participate in a call schedule of one in five
Required
- • BC/BE Orthopedic Surgeon
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Job Details
Baptist Health-Fort Smith is seeking a BC/BE Orthopedic Surgeon to join a busy practice with Baptist Health. This clinic currently has five physicians, four surgeons and one who does injections. The call schedule will be one in five. The physicians in this group currently split their time in the hospital and clinic, usually spending two and one-half days a week in surgery and the other two and one-half days in the clinic. The clinic has casting, lab and x-ray on site and uses Epic for the EMR in the clinic as well as in the hospital. The clinic sees between 250-300 new patients monthly.
Baptist Health Fort Smith is a 492-bed hospital complete with an emergency department, intensive care unit, outpatient imaging and surgery center. It offers a wide range of specialties including cardiology, neuro-interventional radiology, orthopedics, pediatrics and geriatric medicine. The facility is accredited by the Joint Commission and continues to earn recognition for exceptional stroke and heart care by national agencies. The system also includes a 103-bed hospital nearby in Van Buren and more than 40 clinic locations. Baptist Health employs nearly 100 providers in Western Arkansas and works closely with independent and contracted physicians in the community to provide quality care to its patients. Baptist Health-Fort Smith, formerly known as Sparks Regional Medical Center, was built in 1887 making it the state’s first hospital.
Located on the Arkansas River, Fort Smith is the third largest city in Arkansas and home to roughly 90,000 people. Fort Smith offers unique dining and shopping experiences, as well as access to some of the state’s richest history and art. The Fort Smith National Historic Site traces the town’s origins as a military post during the frontier era and along with several other historic sites and museums continues to draw guests from across the country.
Interested candidates please submit a CV via email or contact:
cindy.pratt@baptist-health.org
melissa.pulliam@baptist-health.org
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Baptist Health-Fort Smith is seeking a BC/BE Orthopedic Surgeon to join a busy practice with Baptist Health. This clinic currently has five physicians, four surgeons and one who does injections. The call schedule will be one in five. The physicians in this group currently split their time in the hospital and clinic, usually spending two and one-half days a week in surgery and the other two and one-half days in the clinic. The clinic has casting, lab and x-ray on site and uses Epic for the EMR in the clinic as well as in the hospital. The clinic sees between 250-300 new patients monthly.
Baptist Health Fort Smith is a 492-bed hospital complete with an emergency department, intensive care unit, outpatient imaging and surgery center. It offers a wide range of specialties including cardiology, neuro-interventional radiology, orthopedics, pediatrics and geriatric medicine. The facility is accredited by the Joint Commission and continues to earn recognition for exceptional stroke and heart care by national agencies. The system also includes a 103-bed hospital nearby in Van Buren and more than 40 clinic locations. Baptist Health employs nearly 100 providers in Western Arkansas and works closely with independent and contracted physicians in the community to provide quality care to its patients. Baptist Health-Fort Smith, formerly known as Sparks Regional Medical Center, was built in 1887 making it the state’s first hospital.
Located on the Arkansas River, Fort Smith is the third largest city in Arkansas and home to roughly 90,000 people. Fort Smith offers unique dining and shopping experiences, as well as access to some of the state’s richest history and art. The Fort Smith National Historic Site traces the town’s origins as a military post during the frontier era and along with several other historic sites and museums continues to draw guests from across the country.
Interested candidates please submit a CV via email or contact:
cindy.pratt@baptist-health.org
melissa.pulliam@baptist-health.org
Job Details
Baptist Health-Fort Smith is seeking a BC/BE Orthopedic Surgeon to join a busy practice with Baptist Health. This clinic currently has five physicians, four surgeons and one who does injections. The call schedule will be one in five. The physicians in this group currently split their time in the hospital and clinic, usually spending two and one-half days a week in surgery and the other two and one-half days in the clinic. The clinic has casting, lab and x-ray on site and uses Epic for the EMR in the clinic as well as in the hospital. The clinic sees between 250-300 new patients monthly.
Baptist Health Fort Smith is a 492-bed hospital complete with an emergency department, intensive care unit, outpatient imaging and surgery center. It offers a wide range of specialties including cardiology, neuro-interventional radiology, orthopedics, pediatrics and geriatric medicine. The facility is accredited by the Joint Commission and continues to earn recognition for exceptional stroke and heart care by national agencies. The system also includes a 103-bed hospital nearby in Van Buren and more than 40 clinic locations. Baptist Health employs nearly 100 providers in Western Arkansas and works closely with independent and contracted physicians in the community to provide quality care to its patients. Baptist Health-Fort Smith, formerly known as Sparks Regional Medical Center, was built in 1887 making it the state’s first hospital.
Located on the Arkansas River, Fort Smith is the third largest city in Arkansas and home to roughly 90,000 people. Fort Smith offers unique dining and shopping experiences, as well as access to some of the state’s richest history and art. The Fort Smith National Historic Site traces the town’s origins as a military post during the frontier era and along with several other historic sites and museums continues to draw guests from across the country.
Interested candidates please submit a CV via email or contact:
cindy.pratt@baptist-health.org
melissa.pulliam@baptist-health.org
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Baptist Health-Fort Smith is seeking a BC/BE Orthopedic Surgeon to join a busy practice with Baptist Health. This clinic currently has five physicians, four surgeons and one who does injections. The call schedule will be one in five. The physicians in this group currently split their time in the hospital and clinic, usually spending two and one-half days a week in surgery and the other two and one-half days in the clinic. The clinic has casting, lab and x-ray on site and uses Epic for the EMR in the clinic as well as in the hospital. The clinic sees between 250-300 new patients monthly.
Baptist Health Fort Smith is a 492-bed hospital complete with an emergency department, intensive care unit, outpatient imaging and surgery center. It offers a wide range of specialties including cardiology, neuro-interventional radiology, orthopedics, pediatrics and geriatric medicine. The facility is accredited by the Joint Commission and continues to earn recognition for exceptional stroke and heart care by national agencies. The system also includes a 103-bed hospital nearby in Van Buren and more than 40 clinic locations. Baptist Health employs nearly 100 providers in Western Arkansas and works closely with independent and contracted physicians in the community to provide quality care to its patients. Baptist Health-Fort Smith, formerly known as Sparks Regional Medical Center, was built in 1887 making it the state’s first hospital.
Located on the Arkansas River, Fort Smith is the third largest city in Arkansas and home to roughly 90,000 people. Fort Smith offers unique dining and shopping experiences, as well as access to some of the state’s richest history and art. The Fort Smith National Historic Site traces the town’s origins as a military post during the frontier era and along with several other historic sites and museums continues to draw guests from across the country.
Interested candidates please submit a CV via email or contact:
cindy.pratt@baptist-health.org
melissa.pulliam@baptist-health.org
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