Baptist Health
Neurosurgeons Needed in Central Arkansas with Baptist Health
Baptist Health, Little Rock, Arkansas, United States, 72208
Neurosurgeons Needed in Central Arkansas with Baptist Health
Baptist Health Medical Center - Little Rock (BHMC‑LR) is recruiting board‑eligible or board‑certified neurosurgeons to join a high‑volume neurosurgery practice serving Central Arkansas. This opportunity spans three hospitals across the region: BHMC‑Little Rock, BHMC‑North Little Rock, and BHMC‑Conway.
Hospital System & Clinical Excellence BHMC‑Little Rock: An 850‑bed tertiary care center, designated as both a Stroke Center of Excellence and a Spine Center of Excellence.
Supported by BHMC‑North Little Rock (225 beds) and BHMC‑Conway (120 beds; opened in 2016).
Metro area population of 900,000 with a combined referral base of more than 2,000,000.
Our neurosurgery group currently includes four neurosurgeons and three dedicated neurointerventionalists specializing in stroke and vascular malformations. This integrated team structure provides comprehensive cranial, vascular, and spine coverage across the system.
The neurosurgical service performs thousands of cases annually, including:
Complex skull base surgery for tumor, acoustic neuroma, Chiari decompression, and transsphenoidal pituitary surgery
Cerebrovascular procedures including aneurysm clipping, cavernomas and AVM management with endovascular support
Primary and metastatic CNS tumor resection
Spine deformity, tumors, and degenerative conditions
Cranial and spine trauma
The system is equipped with state‑of‑the‑art technologies, including neuronavigation, minimally invasive and robot‑assisted platforms (Mazor X), O‑arm technology, advanced 3T/functionalMRI, and comprehensive intraoperative neuromonitoring systems, Storz microscopes and endoscopes.
Why Central Arkansas?
Little Rock: A vibrant capital city with the Arkansas Symphony, The Rep Theater, Clinton Presidential Library, thriving dining scene, and nationally recognized outdoor riverfront trail system.
North Little Rock: Affordable housing, family‑friendly neighborhoods, lakes, and minor league baseball at Dickey‑Stephens Park.
Conway: The fast‑growing City of Colleges with excellent schools, community spirit, and a lively downtown.
With its affordability, cultural amenities, and abundant outdoor recreation, Arkansas is consistently ranked as one of the most livable regions in the U.S.
The Opportunity This role offers:
High‑volume surgical practice with diverse cranial, vascular, and spine case mix
A collaborative team including neurointerventionalists for stroke and vascular coverage
Institutional support from Spine and Stroke Centers of Excellence
Access to advanced neurosurgical technology and infrastructure
Strong referral base across Arkansas and neighboring states
An attractive lifestyle in a growing and affordable metropolitan region
A competitive base salary with RVU and Quality Bonus opportunity.
Participation in a 403(b) qualified retirement plan and a 457 non‑qualified retirement plan.
Malpractice, CME, Licensure fees, health, dental, life, disability, and other shared plans.
Interested candidates should contact either:
Phillip Wallace or Dana Heifner
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Hospital System & Clinical Excellence BHMC‑Little Rock: An 850‑bed tertiary care center, designated as both a Stroke Center of Excellence and a Spine Center of Excellence.
Supported by BHMC‑North Little Rock (225 beds) and BHMC‑Conway (120 beds; opened in 2016).
Metro area population of 900,000 with a combined referral base of more than 2,000,000.
Our neurosurgery group currently includes four neurosurgeons and three dedicated neurointerventionalists specializing in stroke and vascular malformations. This integrated team structure provides comprehensive cranial, vascular, and spine coverage across the system.
The neurosurgical service performs thousands of cases annually, including:
Complex skull base surgery for tumor, acoustic neuroma, Chiari decompression, and transsphenoidal pituitary surgery
Cerebrovascular procedures including aneurysm clipping, cavernomas and AVM management with endovascular support
Primary and metastatic CNS tumor resection
Spine deformity, tumors, and degenerative conditions
Cranial and spine trauma
The system is equipped with state‑of‑the‑art technologies, including neuronavigation, minimally invasive and robot‑assisted platforms (Mazor X), O‑arm technology, advanced 3T/functionalMRI, and comprehensive intraoperative neuromonitoring systems, Storz microscopes and endoscopes.
Why Central Arkansas?
Little Rock: A vibrant capital city with the Arkansas Symphony, The Rep Theater, Clinton Presidential Library, thriving dining scene, and nationally recognized outdoor riverfront trail system.
North Little Rock: Affordable housing, family‑friendly neighborhoods, lakes, and minor league baseball at Dickey‑Stephens Park.
Conway: The fast‑growing City of Colleges with excellent schools, community spirit, and a lively downtown.
With its affordability, cultural amenities, and abundant outdoor recreation, Arkansas is consistently ranked as one of the most livable regions in the U.S.
The Opportunity This role offers:
High‑volume surgical practice with diverse cranial, vascular, and spine case mix
A collaborative team including neurointerventionalists for stroke and vascular coverage
Institutional support from Spine and Stroke Centers of Excellence
Access to advanced neurosurgical technology and infrastructure
Strong referral base across Arkansas and neighboring states
An attractive lifestyle in a growing and affordable metropolitan region
A competitive base salary with RVU and Quality Bonus opportunity.
Participation in a 403(b) qualified retirement plan and a 457 non‑qualified retirement plan.
Malpractice, CME, Licensure fees, health, dental, life, disability, and other shared plans.
Interested candidates should contact either:
Phillip Wallace or Dana Heifner
#J-18808-Ljbffr