Academic Spine Neurosurgeon

Academic Spine Neurosurgeon

The Department of Neurological Surgery at UMass Chan Medical School and UMass Memorial Health is seeking a board-certified or board-eligible neurosurgeon with fellowship training in complex spine surgery to join a dynamic academic practice.

Job Description

• Join a growing neurosurgery practice that includes the UMass Center for Spine Health and spans the two largest hospitals in Worcester.
• Expertise required in degenerative spine disease, spinal fusion, spine trauma, minimally invasive spine and/or peripheral nerve, as well as cranial procedures such as brain tumors and head trauma.
• Contribute to excellence in patient care and resident/student education, with robust support for clinical, basic, or translational research interests.
• Academic rank will be commensurate with experience.

Requirements

• Fellowship training in complex spine surgery.
• Board-certified or board-eligible in neurosurgery.

Benefits

• Competitive salary range of $500,000 - $900,000, with final offer based on experience, skills, qualifications, and internal equity considerations.
• UMass Memorial Health is the dominant health care provider in central Massachusetts, offering the only Level I trauma center, comprehensive stroke center, comprehensive epilepsy center, and children's medical center within a 40-mile radius.
• Supportive and inclusive atmosphere for faculty to pursue their interests while being part of a highly functioning team.
• Proven track record of supporting faculty to advance their careers in education, research, and clinical practice.
• High quality of life in Worcester, with options for urban, suburban, or rural living along the Worcester/Boston corridor.
• Competitive salaries, time-off, and schedule flexibility compared to similar opportunities in Massachusetts.

Community Overview

Worcester is located 40 miles west of Boston and is the second largest and fastest growing city in New England. The area provides access to the best public and private schools, colleges and universities in the nation, as well as prime coastal and mountainous recreational attractions. Many faculty live between Worcester and Boston, offering a wide range of professional opportunities for "two-career" families and a traffic-free (reverse) commute to Worcester.