Neurosurgery Opportunity – CA

Job description

Neurosurgery Opportunity – CA
Start Date: May 17, 2026
End Date: Ongoing
Coverage Type: Scheduled Clinical Hours + Call
Providers Needed: 1–2

Schedule & Coverage Expectations:
· Guaranteed 8 hours per day
· Overtime applies after 9 hours per day
· Weekdays:
– Clinic & call coverage from 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM (billed at regular hourly rate)
– Night call from 5:00 PM – 8:30 AM (billed at night call rate)
· Weekends: 24-hour call coverage
· Provider may not be in clinic all 5 weekdays during coverage blocks, but it is possible

Coverage Dates:
· May 17–25
· June 1–8
· July 3–10
· July 20–27
· August 17–24
· September 21–28
· October 26 – November 2
· November 9–16
· December 21–28
· December 28 – January 4, 2027
· Additional dates may be offered

Practice Details:
· Practice setting: Inpatient & Outpatient
· Trauma level: III
· Patient population: Adult
· Average patients per shift: 5
· EMR: Epic

Case Mix & Skills Required:
· General adult neurosurgery and trauma
· Complex spine cases
· Spinal surgery with instrumentation (cervical, thoracic, lumbar)
· Spinal surgery without instrumentation (cervical, thoracic, lumbar)
· Placement of ICP monitors
· No airway certifications required

Requirements:
· Board Certified or truly Board Eligible (within 3–5 years of residency)
· Active California medical license required
· Active California DEA
· Minimum of 2 years current hospital-based neurosurgery experience
· FLUORO certification required (temporary FLUORO accepted)

Let me know if this opportunity might be a fit for you—I’d be happy to share additional details or discuss specific date availability.

Best,

Rachel Koehler
Principal Recruiter
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• Ongoing neurosurgery coverage in California with multiple date blocks and potential for additional shifts
• Balanced clinic + call structure with guaranteed daily hours, OT after 9 hours, and separate night/weekend call rates
• Diverse adult neurosurgery case mix including trauma and complex spine cases in an Epic-based practice