Description

Neurosurgery Opportunity in Omaha, Nebraska

Partnership Track | High Volume | Physician-Owned Practice

Join a partnership-track neurosurgery role with a respected, physician-owned private practice serving the community for over 75 years. The group is expanding and seeking two full-time neurosurgeons to meet growing demand. This position focuses on adult general and spine neurosurgery in a high-volume, high-autonomy setting, with opportunities to incorporate endovascular or skull base work. This is ideal for a neurosurgeon seeking a busy practice and a clear path to ownership within an established group.

Practice Overview

• Join a 33‑provider orthopedic & neurosurgery practice (largest locally‑owned in Greater Omaha) with 75+ years community presence
• Immediate access to a strong referral base; recent hire reached highest volume in <6 months
• Call schedule is 1:7 with 24/7 resident support (PGY‑3 & PGY‑6), with very limited true nighttime callbacks
• Spine‑focused general neurosurgery preferred (≈70‑80% spine); candidates with endovascular or skull‑base/tumor interest will also be considered; no pediatric cases

Schedule

• Expect a standard weekday clinic/surgery schedule with limited after‑hour burden thanks to resident backup
• Weekend call: minimal dedicated weekends; integrated into typical 1:7 rotation
• Operative and clinic mix allows you to lean into your procedural strengths while maintaining work/life balance
• Outreach clinic flexibility available to expand regional presence if desired

Compensation & Benefits

• New graduates: guaranteed base $450K‑$500K for first 2 years
• Experienced surgeons: base $600K‑$700K+ (depending on credentials and volume)
• Partnership potential: total compensation $750K‑$1.2M+ (includes ownership of physician‑owned surgical hospital with 30%+ ROI)
• Sign‑on bonus $50K‑$75K, relocation up to $15K
• Time off: 4‑6+ weeks PTO, CME allowance, malpractice coverage with tail included
• Full benefit suite including retirement plan, health/dental, and full support staff/PA ratio

Candidate Requirements

• Board‑eligible or board‑certified in neurological surgery
• Comfortable covering general neurosurgery and spine (or interest in that mix)
• Willingness to participate in call rotation and residency program support
• Collegial, team‑oriented mindset aligned with Midwest values and local community engagement

Community & Location Highlights

• Omaha metro (≈1 million population) offers an affordable cost of living, strong schools, and safe neighborhoods; ideal for family or personal lifestyle
• Cultural amenities, arts, professional sports, airport access, and Midwest utilities provide an excellent quality of life without the congestion or expense of a large coastal metro
• Proximity to the nearby physician‑owned surgical hospital allows single‑location call and clinic convenience, supporting work/life balance
• A chance to build your practice in a stable, well‑credentialed environment with full payer access and a physician‑owned structure