Fellowship-Trained Hand, Wrist & Elbow Orthopedic Surgeon Lexington, KY

Join a well-established sub-specialty orthopedic group: 

• Mature referral base of surgical cases 
• Retirements forthcoming & increasing patient volumes
• ASC Opportunity if/when Partnership Awarded
• CME Stipend 
• Growing ancillary draw (Imaging, Injections, DME, Rehab)
• 3-4 days of call per month for Orthopedic Surgeons
• Competitive Guaranteed Salary with Bonus Structure 

THE PRACTICE: 

Dynamic physician-owned and led orthopedic managed service organization seeks a fellowship-trained, board-certified, or board-eligible Hand, Wrist & Elbow Surgeon to join a premier practice-partner in Kentucky. Bluegrass Orthopaedics (BGO) is the state’s leading provider of expert musculoskeletal care which serves the needs of its patients through a team of highly trained sub-specialists who are committed to the independent practice of medicine. Located in Lexington, Kentucky, BGO has 12 sub-specialty physicians, 16 mid-level providers, 5 main office locations and 2 satellites, MRI facilities, outpatient surgery center, and 5 rehabilitation suites.  

Our hand, wrist & elbow service line, located at our main office, includes in-office imaging with X-Ray and available 1.5T MRI.  As an essential part of our hand, wrist & elbow service line, our ancillary offerings include DME and rehabilitation for the complete care of the patient. The rehabilitation department includes (5) conveniently located satellite therapy offices. 

BGO provides care to patients throughout the Bluegrass and Southern Kentucky Region. We provide care for an immediate drawing area of approximately 630,000+ in the surrounding counties and an additional 500,000+ in our satellite catchment areas. To better care for these communities, BGO seeks a physician to continue the development of our strong foot and ankle service line.  

JOB QUALIFICATIONS: 

• Must be board certified or eligible 
• Must be able to obtain state licensure
• Must be fellowship-trained 
• BLS required 

BENEFITS: 

• Retirement Plan 401K & Robust Benefit Package
• Malpractice 
• ASC Share Buy-In (if Partnership awarded) 

THE CITY: 

• Lexington is well known for its beautiful horse farms and diverse SEC college community (University of KY).
• Downtown offers many things to see and do, including newly renovated restaurants and festival events.
• Keeneland racetrack and The Kentucky Horse Park offer year-round entertainment for the horse community, including being the home to most national horse associations.
• Tour local bourbon distilleries and get a chance to learn more about the history of the Bluegrass Region.
• Close to larger metropolitan areas, such as Louisville and Cincinnati 
• Within a short drive are beautiful outdoor opportunities in the Red River Gorge, including hiking trails, camping, and large lakes with many water-activity options 
• Lexington has it all – a strong economic and business-friendly climate, strong public and private educational systems, a variety of sports and recreation, and a family friendly lifestyle.

If you are interested, please send CV to:  jay.mainville@growthortho.com

Growth Orthopedics is a managed services organization (MSO) that partners with independent orthopaedic practices to help them grow and compete in an increasingly complex healthcare landscape while preserving physician ownership, clinical autonomy, and local culture. Through support in areas such as physician recruitment, revenue cycle management, payer strategy, marketing, technology, operational infrastructure, and business development, we provide the resources and scale necessary for practices to expand thoughtfully and sustainably without sacrificing independence.

Our commitment extends beyond exceptional patient care to supporting the professional growth and well-being of our physician partners while creating long-term value for all stakeholders. With a best-in-class network of physician-led practices across high-growth markets, Growth Orthopedics is dedicated to strengthening private practice and ensuring that clinical leadership and decision-making remain where they belong — in the hands of physicians.