Sports Orthopedic Surgeon at Trinity Health | Minot, ND

• Perform comprehensive evaluations and develop diagnostic and treatment plans for patients with sports-related injuries.  
• Conduct surgical procedures, including arthroscopic surgeries, ligament reconstructions, and joint repairs when necessary.  
• Collaborate with physical therapists and athletic trainers to create rehabilitation programs and recovery plans post-surgery.  
• Educate patients and their families about surgical procedures, recovery expectations, and preventive measures.  
• Engage in community outreach and support programs aimed at promoting sports health and injury prevention.  
• Stay updated on advancements in sports orthopedics through continuous education and professional development opportunities.
• Qualifications: 
• Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degree.  
• Completed an ACGME-accredited Orthopedic Surgery Residency and a Sports Medicine Fellowship.  
• Board Certified or Board Eligible in Orthopedic Surgery.  
• Valid medical license to practice in North Dakota.  
• Strong surgical skills with a focus on sports injuries and a patient-centered approach to care.  
• Excellent communication and teamwork abilities.

• Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package.  
• A supportive work environment that promotes professional growth and work-life balance.  
• Opportunities for research, teaching, and continuing education.  
• Access to state-of-the-art medical technology and resources.  
• A collaborative team atmosphere that values quality care and teamwork.  

Located in a state rich in history, beauty, and outdoor activities, Minot, North Dakota boasts one of the lowest crime rates in the nation and is well known as a great place to live and raise a family.  With a population of nearly 50,000, Minot offers activities for all interests including the Magic City Discovery Center, community theater, symphony orchestra, art galleries, junior hockey team, newly expanded mall and, many attractions at the Roosevelt Park Zoo. Minot is host to the North Dakota State Fair each summer and each fall North America’s largest Scandinavian Festival, Norsk Hostfest. Outdoor activities for all seasons abound in the Minot area include golfing, hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, hiking, and ice fishing. There are 15 city parks (even one for your four-legged family member).

Minot is home to outstanding primary and secondary schools including public schools, a PreK-12 Christian School, and a K-12 Catholic School. Minot State University offers bachelor's and master's degrees excelling in the areas of business, nursing, teaching, social work, and communication disorders.

For over 100 years, Trinity Health has served as this region's leading integrated care system and is recognized as one of the most advanced health care facilities in the upper Midwest.  Serving northwest/north central North Dakota and Eastern Montana, Trinity Health hosts a brand new 148-bed State-of-the Art, tertiary care hospital, Level II Trauma Center, Critical Care Helicopter Ambulance, Da Vinci Robotics, Open Heart Program, cutting-edge Cancer Center and a 240+ multi-specialty hospital-employed provider network. Trinity Health is also a proud member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network.

Technology is important to Trinity Health as evidenced by repeatedly being named as Healthcare's "Most Wired". As a tertiary care center for a service area of nearly 200,000, Trinity must stay on top of the latest in technological advances to provide the best care possible. Providers frequently report having access to more advanced technology then they expected at a hospital of Trinity’s size.

Whether it is caring for patients, nursing home residents or their families and friends, our mission depends entirely on finding and developing talented, dedicated people. The spirit of more than 2,500 employees make more possible at Trinity Health and gives us a unique character. They make us what we are today - a dynamic, progressive healthcare system dedicated to helping people live longer, healthier lives.