Neurosurgery Opening in Marquette, MI
Updated 11/06/26
Marquette, Michigan, United States
Physician
Neurology
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Job at a glance
Degree Required
MD/DO
Position Type
Full-Time
Work Environment
Hospital
Clinic/Private Practice
Visa Sponsorship
No
Job description
Job description
Neurosurgeon opening in Michigan
Marquette, Michigan
Full time
An established regional healthcare system in Marquette, Michigan is seeking a Neurosurgeon to join its comprehensive Brain and Spine Center. This hospital-employed opportunity offers a balanced practice consisting of approximately 40% outpatient care and 60% surgical and inpatient responsibilities. The incoming physician will join a three-provider group supported by six Advanced Practice Providers, five of whom participate in the call rotation and typically provide first-call coverage. The practice offers a strong surgical volume, a Level II Trauma Center, and access to a multidisciplinary team specializing in neurological and spine care. With highly competitive compensation, productivity incentives, and comprehensive recruitment benefits, this position offers an excellent opportunity to build a rewarding neurosurgical career along Lake Superior.
Position Highlights
Hospital-employed Neurosurgery opportunity
Join an established 3-provider Neurosurgery group
Support from 6 Advanced Practice Providers
Five APPs participate in the call rotation and typically take first call
1:3 physician call rotation
40% outpatient and 60% operating room/inpatient responsibilities
Approximately 10–20 surgical cases per week
Two clinic days per week, averaging 20–30 patients per day
One outreach clinic per week
Level II Trauma Center
Outpatient office conveniently located within the hospital
Comprehensive Brain and Spine Center
EMR and software-assisted triage system designed to improve surgical case selection
Teaching affiliation with Michigan State University medical students
Established regional referral network
Highly competitive base salary plus wRVU productivity incentives
Sign-on bonus, relocation assistance, and student loan repayment
Clinical Responsibilities
Provide comprehensive neurosurgical evaluations and consultations
Diagnose and manage complex brain, spine, and neurological conditions
Perform cranial and spinal surgical procedures within clinical training and privileges
Manage inpatient neurosurgical patients and postoperative care
Evaluate approximately 20–30 patients per clinic day
Participate in an established surgical practice performing approximately 10–20 cases weekly
Provide neurosurgical consultation for trauma and emergency patients
Participate in shared physician call coverage
Collaborate with Advanced Practice Providers and multidisciplinary specialists
Coordinate patient care with Neurology, Physiatry, Interventional Pain, and other services
Participate in regional outreach clinics
Support medical student education
Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation
Practice Environment & Schedule
Hospital-employed position
3-provider Neurosurgery group
6 Advanced Practice Providers
Five APPs typically provide first-call coverage
1:3 physician call
40% outpatient / 60% surgical and inpatient practice
Two clinic days per week
Average clinic volume of 20–30 patients daily
Approximately 10–20 surgical cases weekly
One outreach clinic per week
Outpatient office embedded within the hospital
Level II Trauma Center
Established referral and surgical triage processes
EMR and software-assisted triage system
Support staff includes:
- 1 Registered Nurse
- 1 Licensed Practical Nurse
- 7 Certified Medical Assistants
- 7 clerical staff members
Neurosurgery Program Highlights
Comprehensive multidisciplinary Brain and Spine Center
Established Neurosurgery and Neurology services
Collaboration with:
- Physiatry
- Interventional Pain Management
- Neurophysiology
- Neuropsychology and Health Psychology
Level II Trauma Center
Strong regional referral network throughout Michigan's Upper Peninsula
Outreach clinic locations include:
- Escanaba
- Ishpeming
- Hancock
- Iron Mountain
- Manistique
- Newberry
Teaching opportunities with Michigan State University medical students
Supportive physician and administrative leadership
Compensation & Benefits
Highly competitive base salary
wRVU productivity bonus
Sign-on bonus
Relocation assistance
Student loan repayment assistance
Paid time off
Retirement plan
Comprehensive health and wellness benefits
CME allowance and dedicated CME days
Paid professional liability and malpractice coverage
Early-commitment residency stipend, if applicable
Marketing and practice growth assistance
Additional recruitment package details available during the interview process
Qualifications
Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO)
Completion of an accredited Neurosurgery residency
Board-Certified or Board-Eligible in Neurological Surgery
Current or eligible Michigan medical license
Strong clinical and surgical skills in cranial and spinal neurosurgery
Ability to manage inpatient, outpatient, and surgical responsibilities
Interest in a comprehensive multidisciplinary Brain and Spine practice
Excellent communication and collaboration abilities
Commitment to high-quality, patient-centered neurosurgical care
About the Hospital
This established 222-bed regional specialty care hospital serves Marquette and communities throughout Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
222-bed regional referral hospital
Level II Trauma Center
Approximately 65 medical specialties and subspecialties
Medical staff of more than 200 physicians
More than 1,800 employees
Approximately 9,000 inpatient visits annually
More than 350,000 outpatient visits annually
Comprehensive Brain and Spine Center
Established neurosurgical and neurological services
Strong regional referral network
Teaching affiliation with Michigan State University
About Marquette, Michigan
Marquette is the largest city in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, offering breathtaking Lake Superior scenery, year-round outdoor recreation, and a welcoming community.
Located along the southern shore of Lake Superior
Known as the Queen City of the North
Beautiful beaches, waterfront parks, and scenic hiking trails
Year-round outdoor recreation, including skiing, snowshoeing, kayaking, and mountain biking
Access to extensive forests, lakes, and wilderness areas
Vibrant downtown with local restaurants, breweries, shops, and entertainment
Strong arts and cultural community
Home to Northern Michigan University
Family-friendly neighborhoods and an attractive quality of life
Regional center for healthcare, education, and commerce
An excellent opportunity for a Neurosurgeon seeking a high-volume surgical practice, comprehensive Brain and Spine Center, strong APP support, competitive compensation, and an exceptional quality of life along Lake Superior.
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