Navy Orthopedic Surgery Opportunity - Bonus up to $600,000

Take Your Career Further with the U.S. NavyThe U.S. Navy is seeking Final-Year Orthopedic Surgery Residents, Fellows, and Board-Eligible/Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeons to serve as Active Duty Medical Corps Officers caring for Sailors, Marines, and their families.This is an opportunity to practice outstanding medicine while enjoying exceptional compensation, professional growth, and a work-life balance that is difficult to find in traditional practice.CompensationStarting Annual Compensation: $$314,000 to $360,000 Incentives Include:Up to $600,000 Sign-On Bonus$66,000 Annual Specialty Incentive Pay$8,000 Annual Board Certification PayTax-free Monthly Housing Allowance (based on duty location)Continuing Medical Education (CME) fundingFully paid relocationWhy Navy Medicine?As a Navy Orthopedic Surgeon, you'll:Provide essential care for musculoskeletal injuries and disorders, ensuring service members remain fit for duty in both deployed and non-deployed settingsWork alongside highly skilled multidisciplinary medical teams.Care for active-duty service members, retirees, and their families.Focus on patient care without production quotas or insurance concerns.Have opportunities for advanced training, leadership, global humanitarian missions, and overseas assignments.Benefits30 days of paid vacation annuallyComprehensive medical, dental, vision, and life insuranceMinimum 12 weeks of paid parental leaveFull military retirement benefitsThrift Savings Plan (TSP)GI Bill education benefits for you or eligible dependentsNo malpractice insurance expensesExcellent work-life balancePotential Duty LocationsAssignments are available throughout the United States and overseas, including:Camp Pendleton, CATwentynine Palms, CALemoore, CACamp Lejeune, NCPortsmouth, VABremerton, WAOkinawa, JapanMinimum QualificationsMD or DO from an accredited institution (or ECFMG certified)Completion of an ACGME accredited Orthopedic Surgery residency (or in final year of residency)Board Certified in Orthopedic Surgery (or in final year of residency)U.S. CitizenshipBetween the ages of 21 and 64 (Title 10 U.S. Code section 531 and 532)Ready to Learn More?If you're interested in exploring a career in Navy Medicine, I'd love to connect and answer your questions.Amanda TarumotoMedical Officer Recruiter | U.S. Navy📞 808-330-8349📧 Amanda.L.Tarumoto.mil@us.navy.milApply today or send me a direct message to discuss your eligibility and available opportunities.