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Unique opportunity for Surgical Critical Care Intensivist in Ann Arbor, Michigan!

Organization Type: Hospital

Title: Clinical Physician

Skills Required:

Location: ANN ARBOR

Job Description:

Saint Joseph Mercy Hospital, a 529-bed teaching hospital located
on a 341-acre campus in Ann Arbor is building a dedicated surgical
critical care unit. The ideal candidate will be board certified
in general surgery and critical care and have prior experience
in a dedicated surgical ICU.

The newly recruited physician will join Mary-Anne Purtill, M.D.
(UCLA and U of Michigan trained) in our growing dedicated surgical
ICU team, working exclusively from Saint Joseph Mercy Hospital,
a Level II trauma center.

Our new 60,000 square foot surgical pavilion opened December 2006
and offers you (according to our surgeons) the best operating
rooms in the state of Michigan. The 18 OR's include ceiling booms,
flat panel screens and we have a daVinci robot. On October 14,
2007, an additional 23-bed surgical ICU opened in our new 11-story
tower. The new ICU rooms are state-of-the-art, offering a nursing
station, monitor and window to view two patients simultaneously. Our
position will provide you with a teaching component as Saint Joseph
Mercy Hospital has four categorical residents per PGY level and
three preliminary interns per year. Clinical research is also
an option.

We offer an attractive compensation and benefits package. Call
today to learn how you can be an integral part of developing this
new service!

Community Information:

The seat of Washtenaw County, Ann Arbor is the state of Michigan's
seventh largest city, with a population of 114,024.

Supposedly named for the spouses of the city's founders and for
the stands of trees in the area, Ann Arbor is part of a metropolitan
statistical area that includes Detroit.

Ann Arbor is located on the Huron River approximately 40 miles
west of Detroit in the heart of Southeastern Michigan. Surrounded
by rivers, lakes, forests and farmland, the continental climate
is characterized by four distinct seasons.

Having gained prominence as a center for high-technology research
and development firms, Ann Arbor consistently ranks high on lists
of America's best places to live. Frequently noted are its thriving
economy, excellent air and water quality and cultural attractions
befitting a much larger city.

Ann Arbor is the home of the University of Michigan, nationally
recognized for a tradition of excellence in education. The Ann
Arbor School District serves the city of Ann Arbor and parts of
eight surrounding townships covering an area of 125 square miles.
The district's two conventional high schools, Pioneer and Huron,
are among the highest-rated in the state of Michigan.

The presence of a major state university helps explain the city's
many fine restaurants and varied cuisines. Hundreds of Ann Arbor
restaurants, far more than what is offered in comparably-sized
cities, make this a dining destination city.

Ann Arbor combines big-city amenities with a small-town atmosphere
to produce a desirable quality of life. Multi-cultural influences
can be seen in the city's shops, restaurants and arts offerings.
The arts are a flourishing and integral part of the community,
in part fueled by the university.

Ann Arbor's Main Street area, consisting of several blocks of
specialty shops, brew pubs, nightspots and restaurants, forms
the central commercial district. State Street, the university's
major business district, consists of a cluster of retail stores,
restaurants, coffee shops and several record and book shops.

Among the popular participatory sports that can be enjoyed in
Ann Arbor, cycling, running, ice skating, racquetball, paddleball,
handball, roller skating, downhill and cross-country skiing, swimming
and tennis are just some of the activities to enjoy. Cycling
lanes exist on many of Ann Arbor's main streets-paved paths for
walking, running, cycling or skating run along the Huron River.

A leisurely drive along a winding two-lane country road in any
direction can lead to old barns, horse ranches, antique shops,
cider mills, u-pick farms and other joys of country living-all
within 30 minutes of Ann Arbor.

Learn More

For further info:

Cheryl Devita
800-678-7858 x63448
cdevita@cejkasearch.com

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