Neurosurgery Job in Manchester, New Hampshire

Description Specialization:

Neurosurgery Job Summary:

We are seeking a Neurosurgeon to be part of our medical staff at CMC in Manchester, New Hampshire.

Qualified Candidates:

Must be board eligible or board certified in their specialty Excellent communication and clinical skills New Hampshire licensure or ability to obtain Immediate availability pending credentialing

Incentive/Benefits Package:

Hospital employed position Competitive compensation Comprehensive benefits including health / life / dental insurance and employer matching 401K CME/dues allowance A-rated occurrence based professional liability insurance Be part of a supportive and energetic team About the

Practice:

Patients have access to the expertise of the region's most highly trained, board-certified surgeons, who are experienced in the latest treatments and procedures. Participating in clinical trials allowing our physicians to conduct quality research that is at the forefront of technology and innovations and provides our patients' access to leading-edge care.

About CMC:

330-beds Affiliated Medical Staff of over 400 providers Serving more than 180,000 patients annually 24/7 dedicated inpatient hospitalist program Offering a wide variety of healthcare services in a highly technical and mission-oriented environment Home of the New England Heart and Vascular Institute. The region's leading multi-specialty cardiovascular program. Birthing unit was the first hospital in the country to have a neonatal unit based on "couplet care" Mission-driven, Women's Wellness & Fertility Center for excellence in obstetrical, gynecological and surgical care About our community: Manchester, New Hampshire is the queen city, located 50 miles from Boston, MA. New Hampshire is known as "the happiest state in the union," offering: No general sales tax or personal income tax Rich cultural New England history and lovely historical homes Diverse community with a small-town feel Excellent schools Four seasons of weather Abundance of outdoor activities from the White mountains to the New Hampshire seacoast