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Orthopaedic Sports Surgeon
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Orthopaedic Sports Surgeon
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Be at the forefront of innovative teaching, research and public service in a leading higher education institution.
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, a nationally ranked public university, offers a university experience that includes world‑class medical care, a vibrant campus, and a comprehensive benefits package.
Position Summary The Department of Orthopaedics at UNC – Chapel Hill is seeking a full‑time board certified/eligible academic orthopaedic sports surgeon.
The ideal candidate will have expertise or a strong interest in shoulder, hip, elbow, and knee, including advanced cartilage restoration, osteotomies, and multi‑ligament knee injuries.
Arthroplasty of the knee is an additional bonus.
The successful applicant will hold an open‑rank academic appointment, teach orthopaedic residents and fellows, engage in scholarship and research, and contribute to the robust Primary Care Sports team that cares for UNC athletes and the wider North Carolina health system.
Minimum Education and Experience Requirements
MD or DO degree
Board certified or board eligible in orthopaedic surgery with a current license in North Carolina
Fellowship‑trained in Orthopaedic Sports Medicine
Preferred Qualifications, Competencies, and Experience
Strong interest in complex knee conditions within sports medicine
Experience with advanced cartilage restoration, osteotomies, and multi‑ligament knee injuries
Experience or interest in arthroplasty of the knee (bonus)
Campus Security Authority Responsibilities Not Applicable.
About UNC–Chapel Hill UNC–Chapel Hill is a flagship academic medical center within a statewide health care system comprising 13 hospitals and over 5,000 affiliated providers.
The university’s mission is to improve health and well‑being through leadership in patient care, education, and research.
We foster a diverse, inclusive training environment and offer extensive professional development and benefits to our faculty.
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Be at the forefront of innovative teaching, research and public service in a leading higher education institution.
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, a nationally ranked public university, offers a university experience that includes world‑class medical care, a vibrant campus, and a comprehensive benefits package.
Position Summary The Department of Orthopaedics at UNC – Chapel Hill is seeking a full‑time board certified/eligible academic orthopaedic sports surgeon.
The ideal candidate will have expertise or a strong interest in shoulder, hip, elbow, and knee, including advanced cartilage restoration, osteotomies, and multi‑ligament knee injuries.
Arthroplasty of the knee is an additional bonus.
The successful applicant will hold an open‑rank academic appointment, teach orthopaedic residents and fellows, engage in scholarship and research, and contribute to the robust Primary Care Sports team that cares for UNC athletes and the wider North Carolina health system.
Minimum Education and Experience Requirements
MD or DO degree
Board certified or board eligible in orthopaedic surgery with a current license in North Carolina
Fellowship‑trained in Orthopaedic Sports Medicine
Preferred Qualifications, Competencies, and Experience
Strong interest in complex knee conditions within sports medicine
Experience with advanced cartilage restoration, osteotomies, and multi‑ligament knee injuries
Experience or interest in arthroplasty of the knee (bonus)
Campus Security Authority Responsibilities Not Applicable.
About UNC–Chapel Hill UNC–Chapel Hill is a flagship academic medical center within a statewide health care system comprising 13 hospitals and over 5,000 affiliated providers.
The university’s mission is to improve health and well‑being through leadership in patient care, education, and research.
We foster a diverse, inclusive training environment and offer extensive professional development and benefits to our faculty.
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