Adult Reconstructive Orthopedic Surgery Opportunities in Wisconsin and Upper Michigan

Marshfield Clinic Health System in Marshfield, Wi is looking for BE/BC Orthopedic Surgeon with a fellowship in Total Joints to join an established department. The department includes colleagues that are Fellowship-trained in Trauma, Hand, Foot & Ankle, Sports Medicine, Pediatrics and Shoulder/Elbow Specialists.  The current practice has a very busy total joint surgeon who will be retiring spring 2024. The practice boasts an exceptional facility with a large ASC, advanced imaging on site, in-office fluoroscopy, and adjacent inpatient recovery short-stay suites.  Call is 1:9. Mako robot already on site. Same Day Discharge program in place. Is a tertiary high volume practice already and expected volume is 400 total joints per year. Would include a practice of complex and revision total joints.

Marshfield Medical Center – Eau Claire in Eau Claire, Wisconsin is seeking a BC/BE Total Joint Fellowship-trained Orthopedic Surgeon to join its established team. Practice will be split between two local medical centers, Marshfield Medical Center – Eau Claire and Marshfield Medical Center – Rice Lake. Shared call schedule will be 1:7. Outreach will be an expectation of this opportunity to our medical center in Rice Lake, Wisconsin.

Wisconsin is the 4^th best state for Orthopedic Surgeons to work and live according to job market research company Zippia. Link

Marshfield Medical Center - Dickinson is in growth mode and is seeking a Board Eligible/Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon to join our Robust Healthcare Team in Michigan’s central Upper Peninsula. This is a General Orthopedic practice, but total joints required. 

Accepting J1 visa waiver candidates for some positions. 

Compensation and Benefits

• Competitive 2 year salary guarantee and potential recruitment bonus 
• 4 weeks of vacation and 2 weeks CME to start
• CME annual allowance
• Health, Dental, Life, Disability, and Occurrence Based Malpractice insurance
• Relocation support

Marshfield Clinic Health System is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. This may qualify you for additional state and/or federal education loan forgiveness programs.

MCHS strongly encourages our physicians to be involved in medical education and research to continue building our strong foundation of patient care, research and education for years to come.

Marshfield Clinic Research Institute: http://www.marshfieldresearch.org/

Marshfield Clinic Division of Education: https://www.marshfieldclinic.org/education

Wisconsin Communities
Your ideal practice would be nestled in the beauty of Wisconsin where 4-season outdoor recreation meets innovative, quality healthcare.  Our residential communities are safe with beautiful homes at affordable prices and no long commutes.  Plentiful year-round recreation such as bicycling, hiking, skiing, fishing and golf abound.  You will enjoy access to metro areas and excellent schools.  Nationally, Wisconsin ranks near the top in ACT and SAT scores.

Iron Mountain, Michigan

Iron Mountain, Michigan, located in the Central Upper Peninsula, bordering Northwestern Wisconsin, is tucked between endless fresh coast shorelines of Lake Michigan and Lake Superior. Iron Mountain has endless year-round outdoor recreational opportunities to choose from in a rural, not remote area with 6,400 acres of Lakes and 645 miles of rivers. Ford Airport in Kingsford is serviced by Delta Air Lines and has flights daily to Detroit, Michigan and Minneapolis, Minnesota, for easy access the rest of the world! If you prefer to drive, a 90-minute drive puts you in Green Bay, Wisconsin and a five-hour drive gets you to Chicago’s more urban lifestyle or the Minneapolis/St.

Marshfield Clinic Health System physicians and staff are motivated by our mission to enrich lives. We serve more than 350,000 unique patients each year through accessible, high quality health care, research and education. With more than 1,600 providers in 170 medical specialties and subspecialties as well as over 13,000 employees in 65 clinical locations in 45 communities serving Wisconsin and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, Marshfield Clinic Health System is nationally recognized for innovative practices and quality care.

The Marshfield Promise

Motivated by our mission to enrich lives, we use common values to ensure those we serve feel supported in their healthcare journey and staff and providers are actively engaged with one another. Together through our actions, we promise to deliver compassionate, safe and expert care to everyone.

The Marshfield Promise is centered around 5 core values; Patient-Centered, Trust, Teamwork, Excellence and Affordability. 

Origins

The Clinic was incorporated under Wisconsin law in 1916 and operates as a charitable corporation with all of its assets held in a charitable trust. It is one of only a few large independent nonprofit medical clinics in the United States. See the Marshfield Clinic history for more information.

Mission

We enrich lives to create healthy communities through accessible, affordable, and compassionate healthcare.

Vision

We will innovate and define the future of health care for generations and will be consumer's first choice for health care.

Values

• Patient-Centered: We listen, serve, and put the needs of the patient first
• Trust: We earn trust through honesty, integrity, respect, and compassion
• Teamwork: We work together, respecting each other and our professional roles
• Excellence: Through research, education and best practice, we deliver exceptional quality
• Affordability: We are accountable as we manage resources and deliver value-based care

Outreach Network

More than 1,200 hospitals, clinics and other sites participate in a variety of Clinic outreach programs. Clinic physicians and staff provide off-site consultation in 52 specialties.

Dental Services

The Clinic operates several dental clinics in northern, central and western Wisconsin. The dental clinics see more than 60,000 unique patients per year.

Patients

The Clinic had 3.2 million patient encounters and reported approximately 310,000 unique patients in the health system during this same period.