Orthopedic Surgeon - Independent Contractor

Ignite HR Solutions and our ClientsLegal Consulting

United StatesContractMiddle

Salary$200.00 - $275.00 / hr

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Job Details

Experience: Minimum 5 years

Requirements

Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degree
Board certification in Orthopedic Surgery
Current, unrestricted medical license in good standing
Maintenance of appropriate certifications and continuing education requirements
Minimum 5 years of clinical experience in orthopedic surgery
Previous expert witness or forensic consultation experience preferred
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Ability to explain complex medical concepts in layman's terms
Strong analytical and critical thinking abilities
Professional demeanor and appearance for testimony
Attention to detail and accuracy in documentation
Ability to work independently and meet deadlines without oversight
Proficiency with electronic medical records and computer systems

Responsibilities

Review medical records, imaging studies, and other documentation related to orthopedic injuries and conditions
Prepare comprehensive written reports and expert opinions based on medical record review and examination findings
Conduct thorough medical examinations of plaintiffs/defendants as requested
Provide expert testimony at depositions, trials, and other legal proceedings via telephone, video conference, or in-person appearance
Collaborate with attorneys to provide medical expertise and strategic insights
Stay current with medical literature, research, and developments in orthopedic medicine and surgery
Maintain detailed time records and submit accurate invoices in accordance with company procedures
Travel out-of-state may be required with short notice for testimony and examinations

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