Orthopedic Surgeon

• Pay: $615,000 guaranteed annual salary
• Schedule: Full-Time
• Location: Coquille Valley Hospital Orthopedics, Coquille, OR — Oregon’s Southern Coast
• Organization: Coquille Valley Hospital, a Joint Commission–accredited, 25-bed critical access hospital

Orthopedic Surgeon | Oregon’s Adventure Coast

Build a high-impact orthopedic practice with exceptional support, no ED or trauma call, and a $615,000 guaranteed salary.

Join a well-supported solo orthopedic surgery practice at a Joint Commission–accredited critical access hospital in scenic Southwestern Oregon. This is an opportunity to practice the full scope of general orthopedics, including total joint replacement, while enjoying a balanced schedule and an outstanding coastal lifestyle.

The Opportunity

• Practice scope: Total joint replacement and general orthopedic surgery
• Schedule: 4.5 days of clinic and surgery patient contact, plus 0.5 day of administrative time
• Call model: No ED or trauma call; occasional ED consultation requests for inpatients or transfers during regular business hours only
• Clinical support: Experienced OR team, supervised office staff, and seasoned CRNA anesthesia services
• Hospital setting: 25-bed critical access hospital with hospitalist coverage and an EM-trained, board-certified emergency department team

Compensation & Benefits

• $615,000 guaranteed annual salary
• Productivity bonus: $73.75 per wRVU above 7,050 annual wRVUs
• Employment incentive forgivable loan
• Employer-paid malpractice insurance
• Four weeks of paid vacation plus six paid holidays
• CME package: One week of paid CME time and a $5,000 annual stipend
• 403(b) retirement plan: Employer match up to 7.5%

Practice in a Destination Community

Live and work on Oregon’s Adventure Coast, where professional fulfillment is matched by access to exceptional recreation:

• Four of the world’s Top 100 golf courses at Bandon Dunes, approximately 20 miles away
• Mountain biking at Whiskey Run Trails
• Ocean and river fishing close to home

This role offers the rare combination of surgical autonomy, reliable clinical support, strong compensation, and a lifestyle designed for time outside the hospital.