Orthopedic Sports Medicine Opportunity | Partnership Track | South TX Bone & Joint

Orthopedic Sports Medicine | Thriving Private Practice + Ancillary Income
South Texas Bone & Joint is seeking a fellowship-trained Orthopedic Sports Medicine Surgeon to join our growing independent orthopedic practice in beautiful Corpus Christi, Texas.

This is a rare opportunity to build a high-volume sports medicine practice quickly while enjoying the benefits of a well-established, physician-led organization with substantial ancillary revenue streams and ASC ownership.

Opportunity Highlights:

• Full partnership after one year — NO buy-in required

• Ownership opportunity in a top-tier Ambulatory Surgery Center

• Profitable ancillary services including: Physical Therapy, DME, and Laboratory Services

• Strong referral network and significant regional growth potential

• Ability to develop a busy surgical practice early

• Independent physician-driven culture focused on patient care

• Excellent quality of life on the Texas Gulf Coast

Join a practice where physicians maintain autonomy, share in the success of the organization, and have the opportunity to build a thriving long-term career.

Candidate Requirements:

• Sports Medicine Fellowship

• Board Certified or Board Eligible in Orthopedic Surgery

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Eligible for unrestricted Texas medical license

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Strong commitment to patient-centered, high-quality care

Corpus Christi offers coastal living, excellent boating and fishing, a strong economy, and a rapidly growing medical community with tremendous demand for orthopedic services.

For confidential consideration, please send CV to Rhonda.Bishop@tenethealth.com or call/text 623-201-6212.

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