Sentara Martha Jefferson Medical Group has an excellent full time employment opportunity for a Breast Surgery physician in Charlottesville, VA. The practice works closely with a Medical and Radiation Oncology team, a Plastic Surgery team, and Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital.

Candidates should be Board Certified or Board Eligible General Surgery physicians with extensive Breast Surgery experience. Preference will be shown to candidates with Fellowship training. $380,000 guaranteed annual salary floor (2 years)$$ up to $30,000 Sign on/Commencement Bonus$$ Paid malpractice insurance w/tail$$ Matching 403B, and many more benefits offered.

Join an established practice with two additional colleagues. No general surgery call, light breast surgery call, and the call is primarily phone and only for existing patients. Affords time off to enjoy the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains and the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Become part of a team who provide outstanding clinical care with warmth and compassion to the women in our community!

Martha Jefferson Hospital was founded in September 1903, by seven local physicians. In July 1904, the new hospital opened its doors. Since then, the hospital has focused on setting the standard for clinical quality and personalized healthcare services. Located in Charlottesville, Va., Martha Jefferson is a 176-bed facility featuring all patient-friendly private rooms.

At Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital, we are committed to providing exceptional care. It is the experiences of our patients and their families, and their regard for the care they receive, that are at the heart of how we measure our success. Our focus on this high-quality patient care requires a commitment to attracting and retaining the best physicians, nurses and staff and to maintaining facilities that offer advanced technology and innovative treatment. The recognition we receive from national organizations is a nice reminder that Sentara Martha Jefferson provides just such outstanding care in the personalized setting of a community hospital.

The [Register to View] was created in memory of J. Patrick Barnes, who died at 33 of ITP, an auto-immune disease. The Barnes family was awestricken by the clinical skills, caring and compassion of the nurses who cared for Patrick, so they created this international award to say thank you to nurses everywhere.

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