Trauma Surgeon
![]() | |
![]() United States, Michigan, Detroit | |
![]() | |
The Division of Trauma & Acute Care Surgery at Henry Ford Health is expanding to meet the needs of an abundant and growing clinical practice centered at a regional, academic level I trauma center in downtown Detroit, Michigan. We are seeking candidates board-certified or eligible in general surgery and critical care to join our diverse and vibrant team of acute care surgeons and intensivists. At the downtown campus, we are a quaternary center for the system -- which includes 13 hospitals and 2 free standing emergency departments. Our practice includes elective general surgery, TACS coverage, and the workings of a 38-bed surgical ICU. Our team includes residents (7 finishing chiefs per year - ACGME accredited general surgical residency program), fellows (SICU) and a strong group of advanced practice providers. Medical students, primarily from Detroit's own Wayne State University's School of Medicine are part of the team; faculty appointments are through Wayne State University's School of Medicine and Michigan State University's College of Human Medicine. * Teaching and mentorship opportunities: We offer opportunities to train and mentor medical students, residents and fellows. * Academic appointment opportunities are available for those who qualify through Michigan State University's College of Human Medicine as well as Wayne State University's School of Medicine. Detroit is a resurgent city with a rich history; the downtown areas are enjoying a revitalization that includes three 21st-century professional sports stadiums, the storied Fox theater, and the Detroit Opera House. The metropolitan area is currently enjoying a growing economy and population. Interested candidates should forward their CV via email to: Anthony Falvo, M.D., Division Head of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery, c/o Laura Settles via the link or at Lsettle2@hfhs.org. Completion of ACGME accredited residency program. BC/BE in general surgery and critical care. Board eligible candidates must be certified in the first three years of employment. #pr Additional Information
|