Neurosurgeon Hospitalist Model

Neurosurgeon Hospitalist ModelGrand Rapids, Michigan365 Healthcare is recruiting a Board Certified or Board Eligible Neurosurgeon for a permanent hospitalist neurosurgery position in Grand Rapids, Michigan. This role offers a predictable 7-on / 7-off schedule, practice within a Level II Trauma Center, and the opportunity to join a highly respected neurosurgery program with advanced surgical resources and strong multidisciplinary support. Physicians benefit from a diverse cranial and spine case mix, academic teaching opportunities, and a collaborative team environment within one of Michigan's leading healthcare systems. Schedule7-On / 7-Off Hospitalist ModelSeven consecutive days of coverage followed by seven days off Full 7-day coverage blocks Weekend coverage included within the work block Call responsibilities integrated within the scheduled rotation This schedule allows physicians to maintain clinical excellence while enjoying predictable time off. Practice Environment Level II Trauma Center Comprehensive cranial and spinal neurosurgical case mix Advanced surgical suites and imaging technology Strong multidisciplinary neuroscience support Robust referral network throughout West Michigan Epic EMRPhysician-led program with collaborative culture Clinical Responsibilities Perform a full spectrum of cranial and spinal neurosurgical procedures Provide inpatient neurosurgical consultation and management Interpret advanced neuroimaging including MRI, CT, and angiography Manage trauma-related neurosurgical cases Collaborate with neurologists, neurointerventional specialists, and trauma teams Provide postoperative and follow-up care Deliver high-quality, evidence-based surgical care Program Highlights Join an established Neuroscience Program recognized for excellence in brain and spine surgery. Program resources include: Spine Surgery Center of Excellence designation Comprehensive Stroke CenterLevel IV Epilepsy Center Movement Disorder Clinic Dedicated multidisciplinary neuroscience teams You will work alongside three employed neurosurgeons in a collaborative, high-performing surgical environment. Academic Opportunities This program offers meaningful academic engagement including: Teaching medical students Mentoring residents Participation in fellowship training Opportunities for research and program development Candidate Qualifications Board Certified or Board Eligible in Neurosurgery Must achieve board certification within 2 years of board eligibility Active Michigan medical license (or ability to obtain)DEA certificationBLS certification Clean malpractice and license history Open to new graduates and experienced neurosurgeons. Visa sponsorship is not available.