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Department of Veterans Affairs

Neurosurgeon opening for Veterans Health in #1 Arkansas

Department of Veterans Affairs, Little Rock, Arkansas, United States, 72208

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Health System Highlights Our 551 bed Central Arkansas VA is among the nation’s most complex. Equipped with a full range of medical, surgical, and ancillary support you will provide the highest levels of interdisciplinary care. Every member of our team works towards one unified goal,

to provide the best experience possible to our veterans.

Join our 2 Midlevel providers and our clinical care team of over 6 support staff and together lead the rebuilding of our NeuroSpine program to greater heights than ever before.

Community Highlights Known as the Natural State, Arkansas tops the list of most popular places to move in 2024 and 2025. Little Rock is the capital city located in Central Arkansas and boasts the best of urban, suburban, and rural life. Arkansans enjoy their weekends exploring the city’s attractions, festivals, and events. We also adventure through the hundreds of amazing outdoor activities throughout the area. With a National Airport reachable in a 15-minute drive, Little Rock is also a great place to live while also exploring the nation.

Work Load

5 x 8 hours shifts or, 4 x10 hour shifts

1-2 days per week in clinic, 8-12 patients per day.

2-3 days per week in the surgical center with 2-4 cases per day

Inpatient consult rotations, if needed.

8-10 days per month of very light consult call coverage.

Support from a full hospitalist team and residents

Comp & Benefits

Potential starting base salary range:$375,000 - $400,000

Yearly financial incentives range: $25,000 - $75,000

50+ Total paid

days off

per year

Freedom to

moonlight

at other facilities.

Relocation reimbursement offered.

No need for

Malpractice .

The best

health and life insurance

benefits in the country

Retirement

pension, investment savings plan, and health benefits eligible after 5 years of employment.

Immigration

Sponsorship if needed.

Potential

Academic Appointment , based on service, CV, and references.

Requirements

At least 1 state active medical license; no revoked, suspended, probation state licensures

An MD or DO from an ACGME accredited institution; or evidence of an ECFMG certificate.

Completion of Residency Training.

Board Eligible in Neurosurgery Medicine

Selective Service Registration is for males born after 12/31/1959.

Proficient in written and spoken English.

Non-ACGME residencies: must provide ECFMG and proof of 5 years residency, fellowship, and/or relevant practice experience in the USA in the field you are applying.

Preferences

U.S. Citizenship; in accordance with VA Policy, non-citizens may be considered if no qualified US citizens are selected.

Board Certified in Neurosurgery Medicine

Resident and Fellows Teaching experience

Most recent past 3 years providing Cranial and Spine Neurosurgery in a United States health system; in practice or in residency/fellowship.

Hiring Process

Email a copy of your current CV to CAVHS Physician Recruitment, michael.legate@va.gov and complete screening qualification call.

Complete service line phone interviews and site visits

Accept offer and complete pre-employment steps.

Onboarding and Orientation

* Please add 2-3 months if requiring immigration sponsorship.

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