Medical Director, Rehab, Physiatry Practice Opportunity, Tulsa suburb

International airport, great livability rating
Great IM support
Extremely busy with high patient volumes
Well-trained outreach teams that identify appropriate inpatient cases
Thriving community
High income potential
State-of-the-art equipment
Gratifying patient mix
Team atmosphere with full-time employed therapists and nurses
Physician-friendly hospital executives and collegial environment
Corporate support to facilitate available resources for regulatory compliance
Office space provided

Community:

113,540 residents and is the fourth-largest city in the state
Diverse economy; the city has the third-largest concentration of manufacturers in the [ . . . ]

· Sign-on bonus and student loan repayment Enjoy association with a locally owned, operated, financially-sound health system · Faith-based missions and values of a not-for-profit hospital · Affiliation with a rehab company that knows how to operate rehab programs · Active and growing program with program development opportunities · Professional collegiality · OK is centrally located so visits to eastern and western US are easily possible

A Catholic, not-for-profit health system wholly owned and operated in Tulsa, Oklahoma
The health system is anchored by [ . . . ]

Work with 2 nationwide companies, one an expert in hospitals, and one an expert

in rehab

Handle 15 rehab beds
Responsible for all aspects of the rehabilitation program of patients admitted to the facility. This facility has an existing patient census requiring full-time physiatry coverage.
- Coordinate care pertinent to medical rehabilitation with primary care and other specialties.
- Provide care for all aspects of rehabilitation after admission.
- Assess and manage [ . . . ]

The practice provides pain management and integrative medicine
The practice treats back, spine, elbow, hand, wrist, hip, foot, ankle, knee, neck; cancer pain, chronic pain, degenerative disk disease, facet joint syndrome, headaches, herniated discs, neuropathy, osteoarthritis, post-laminectomy syndrome, sports injuries, sacroiliac joint dysfunction, etc.
Procedures include fluoroscopic-guided injections, epidural steroid injections, facet block injections, trigger point injections, discograms, EMG’s, occipital [ . . . ]