Surgeon Job at Duke Health Integrated Practice in Mooresville, NC

Duke Health Lake Norman Hospital is seeking a Board Certified or Board Eligible general surgeon to join a well-established surgery practice located in Mooresville, NC. Fellowship training in acute care surgery, bariatric, colorectal or breast surgery is a plus, though not required. This is an excellent opportunity to join 4 stellar surgeons and 1 APP as a general or specialty surgeon, while serving as an ambassador for Duke Health programs at Lake Norman.

Position Highlights:

• Weekly schedule includes 2 days of clinic and 2 days in the OR
• Practice can be a mix of both acute care surgery and elective cases
• Practice growing to 6 surgeons
• New clinic space being developed across the street from the hospital
• Call is presently 1:4, moving to 1:6
• Physicians are paid for all call shifts
• DaVinci robot on-site
• Robust compensation plan that rewards clinical productivity
• Lake Norman physicians enjoy Duke benefits including generous retirement contributions, health insurance, CME, relocation, and college tuition assistance for dependent children

Duke Health Lake Norman Hospital is a 123-bed acute-care facility with a comprehensive range of diagnostic, medical, and surgical services. The medical campus includes 24-hour emergency medicine, acute care surgery, cardiology, orthopedics, maternal-fetal medicine and women’s services, and a weight loss surgery center among its services. The campus has an outpatient imaging center and outpatient surgery center.

Mooresville is on Lake Norman, the largest lake in North Carolina and less than 30 miles from Charlotte. The area boasts excellent schools, a variety of outdoor recreational activities on Lake Norman, and a thriving local economy. With a strong sense of community and a relaxed lifestyle outside the largest city in NC, Mooresville is perfect for physicians seeking a perfect work-life balance.

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