Adult Spine Neurosurgery Faculty Position
The University of New Mexico School of Medicine Department of Neurosurgery is recruiting a board certified or board eligible, Open Rank, Open Track, general neurosurgeon with interest in Adult Spine Neurosurgery, to lead and grow the identified practice. Join 9 established neurosurgeons, soon to be 12, and 2 neurocritical care doctors, currently practicing and teaching neurosurgery residents with the University of New Mexico.
The University of New Mexico is the only tertiary referral Neurosurgical center in the State of 2.3 million people. There is a significant need and opportunity to grow and expand an established practice focused on spine trauma. Overall, the department has a comprehensive practice focusing on a diverse range of neurological disorders in both pediatric and adult neurosurgery, with recent re-establishment of an ACGME approved residency in 2022. UNM is also the only Level 1 trauma center in the state and participation in the general trauma call pool will be expected.
- Faculty appointment through UNM School of Medicine
o Assistant Professor Level $550,000 contract salary with productivity-based incentives of up to an additional 50%
o Associate Professor Level or Full Professor Level of $625,000 contract salary with productivity-based incentives of up to an additional 50%
- Dependent tuition program
About Albuquerque, New Mexico
Albuquerque is a unique city with mountains to the east (including the longest aerial tram in the Americas), volcanoes to the west, and is home to one of the largest hot air balloon festivals in the country that is one of the most photographed events in the world. Albuquerque offers all of the amenities of a major metropolitan, but nature is never too far away. You are never far from hiking/biking trails, rafting, skiing, or fishing.
Beyond outdoor activities, the State of New Mexico maintains a vibrant history with origins that predate the 16th century. The Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe, dates back to the year 1610. Take a stroll through Taos Pueblo, which has been inhabited for over 1,000 years, or visit the other 19 indigenous pueblos in the State. In addition to the historically significance of New Mexico, it is also known for a bit of modern history such as the Trinity Site, where the first Atomic Bomb was detonated. New Mexico is known for its art, culture, and its culinary excellence. It is home to excellent restaurants that showcase cultural foods and farm to table experiences. Come see why New Mexico is called “The Land of Enchantment”.
