Physician Surgery-General - Competitive Salary
Job Description Job Summary and Responsibilities As our Breast Surgeon, you will join a physician-centric organization dedicated to delivering top-quality, accessible care within the community. You will have the opportunity to focus on patient well-being, supported by comprehensive resources designed to streamline administrative tasks and enhance your practice. In your practice, you will engage in a flexible work week with 36 dedicated patient hours, typically involving four days in the clinic and one day in the operating room. You will leverage cutting-edge surgical technologies such as Trident and Savy Scout for precise breast lesion localization and collaborate closely with our on-site plastic surgeon for reconstruction cases. This role allows for deep patient engagement and specialized breast care without the requirement of free flap procedures. To be successful in this role, you will be a board-certified or board-eligible Breast Surgeon committed to upholding the highest standards of medical ethics and customary practice. You will possess exceptional clinical skills and a passion for providing compassionate, high-value care. Delivers High-Quality Patient Care and Documentation: Physicians provide superior ambulatory care, conducting examinations, services, and maintaining meticulous medical records in accordance with all policies, including those for managed care, Medicare, and Medicaid. Adheres to Regulatory and Ethical Standards: Physicians strictly comply with all federal and state reimbursement plans, the ethical and religious directives of sponsoring entities, and the Hospital's comprehensive policies, procedures, and medical staff bylaws, rules, and regulations. Engages in Quality Improvement and Peer Review: Physicians actively participate in clinical and quality improvement initiatives, contribute to physician peer review, utilization review, and serve on medical staff committees as assigned to enhance overall service delivery. Contributes to Operational Excellence and Professional Growth: Physicians advise on operational matters, including personnel, business oversight, and equipment evaluation, while maintaining professional competence through continuous medical education and board certification, staying abreast of the latest medical developments. We are offering a $422,814 base salary plus incentive plan, $30,000 student loan repayment, a $42,281 sign-on bonus, $15,000 relocation assistance, CME funds, flexible time away, and a generous 401(k) with matching contributions. Job Requirements Required: Board-eligible/Board-certified in Breast Surgery or Surgical Oncology Active or eligible license in the state of Utah Strong clinical skills and knowledge of breast surgery care principles Excellent communication, interpersonal and problem-solving skills Where You'll Work Holy Cross Hospital – Jordan Valley distinguishes itself as a premier healthcare provider in Utah, offering a blend of advanced medical services and a warm, family-friendly environment. Committed to delivering comprehensive, compassionate care, the hospital features a Primary Plus-certified Stroke Center, advanced Cardiac Program, accredited Bariatric Program, and an innovative Cancer Center equipped with 3D mammography and nurse navigators. Patients also benefit from a high-quality Birth Center, a comprehensive Orthopedics, Sports Medicine & Pain Management program utilizing cutting-edge technology, robotic surgical services, an accredited Hyperbaric and Wound Center, and a State-verified Level III trauma center, ensuring expert care across a wide spectrum of medical needs. The hospital's dedication to excellence is consistently recognized with accolades such as the Leapfrog "A" Hospital Safety Grade for four consecutive terms, making it a "Top General Hospital" by Leapfrog. Healthgrades has also recognized Holy Cross with a Patient Safety Excellence Award and five-star ratings for Treatment of Pneumonia and Colorectal Surgeries. The institution, rooted in the legacy of the Sisters of the Holy Cross, also invests significantly in patient and community resources, offering emotional and spiritual support, and actively promoting health equity through its Advancement Fund, which distributed $208,000 in community grants in 2025. Pay Range $422,814 - $422,814/year
