Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma
Trauma and Acute Care Surgeon Opportunity
Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma, Bangor, Maine, us, 04401
Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center Posted Aug 8, 2025
Bangor, ME
Trauma and Acute Care Surgeon Opportunity
Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center, a regional tertiary care center and ACS-verified Level II trauma center, is seeking a trauma and acute care surgeon to join our team. Candidates must be BC/BE in general surgery and surgical critical care. Join a group of 7 surgeons and 7 APPs providing 24/7 trauma, critical care, and emergency general surgery coverage. Schedule includes a mix of 8, 16, and 24-hour shifts (including weekends), with about five night shifts per month and a weekend rotation. The group also functions as intensivists for all surgical patients. Approximately 25% of practice involves elective surgeries, based on community referrals and ER cases. Benefits:
Competitive compensation and benefits, including generous paid time off, 403(b) retirement plan with employer matching, and options for medical, dental, vision, and life insurance. Student loan reimbursement, relocation, and sign-on bonuses. CME allowance, flexible schedules, and work/life balance. Teaching and research opportunities available. Malpractice insurance with tail coverage. J-1 visa sponsorship available. Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center, part of Northern Light Health, is a 411-bed, regional tertiary care, Level II trauma center serving a population of 500,000 in northern Maine. The health system includes ten hospitals, primary and specialty practices, long-term care, home health, hospice, and emergency transport services, including LifeFlight of Maine, which flies nearly 900 missions annually. Bangor, Maine, offers easy access to coastlines, mountains, and lakes. The city boasts top-ranked schools, including the University of Maine in nearby Orono. Bangor is a hub for medicine, arts, and commerce, with Bangor International Airport providing direct and one-stop flights to major destinations. This listing is provided by the poster and is not responsible for its accuracy.
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Bangor, ME
Trauma and Acute Care Surgeon Opportunity
Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center, a regional tertiary care center and ACS-verified Level II trauma center, is seeking a trauma and acute care surgeon to join our team. Candidates must be BC/BE in general surgery and surgical critical care. Join a group of 7 surgeons and 7 APPs providing 24/7 trauma, critical care, and emergency general surgery coverage. Schedule includes a mix of 8, 16, and 24-hour shifts (including weekends), with about five night shifts per month and a weekend rotation. The group also functions as intensivists for all surgical patients. Approximately 25% of practice involves elective surgeries, based on community referrals and ER cases. Benefits:
Competitive compensation and benefits, including generous paid time off, 403(b) retirement plan with employer matching, and options for medical, dental, vision, and life insurance. Student loan reimbursement, relocation, and sign-on bonuses. CME allowance, flexible schedules, and work/life balance. Teaching and research opportunities available. Malpractice insurance with tail coverage. J-1 visa sponsorship available. Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center, part of Northern Light Health, is a 411-bed, regional tertiary care, Level II trauma center serving a population of 500,000 in northern Maine. The health system includes ten hospitals, primary and specialty practices, long-term care, home health, hospice, and emergency transport services, including LifeFlight of Maine, which flies nearly 900 missions annually. Bangor, Maine, offers easy access to coastlines, mountains, and lakes. The city boasts top-ranked schools, including the University of Maine in nearby Orono. Bangor is a hub for medicine, arts, and commerce, with Bangor International Airport providing direct and one-stop flights to major destinations. This listing is provided by the poster and is not responsible for its accuracy.
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