What are the responsibilities and job description for the Acute Care Surgery Opening in CT position at Archway Physician Recruitment?
Acute Care Surgery Opening in CT
Located in Hartford
Boston 2hrs; New York City 2hrs
Full-time; permanent
Seeking a BE/BC Acute Care Surgeon to join a high-volume, well-established and expanding Acute Care Surgery service at a Level I Trauma Center in Hartford, CT. Affiliated with the University of Connecticut School of Medicine, this 867-bed academic medical center serves a regional catchment population of over 1.5 million. Completion of a Surgical Critical Care Fellowship required.
Practice Highlights
- ACS-designated Level I Trauma Center
- Annual volume: 2,600 trauma patients, 1,100 surgical ICU admissions, 1,500 emergency general surgery cases
- Growing faculty of 14 Acute Care Surgeons
- Four Surgical Critical Care fellowship positions including three AAST-approved two-year ACS fellowships
- LifeStar helicopter EMS support
- Primary teaching site for UConn General Surgery Residency Program
- Access to Center for Education, Simulation and Innovation (CESI)
- Active research, clinical trials and health systems innovation
- AI-driven ICU hypotension prediction models and VR technology for pre-operative rib fracture visualization
- Named a 2026 Great Place To Work and Top Teaching Hospital by Leapfrog for 5 consecutive years
Qualifications
- BE/BC Acute Care Surgeon
- Eligible for Connecticut medical licensure
Compensation & Benefits
- Competitive compensation and benefits package
Hartford is centrally located in New England, just two hours from both Boston and New York City. With top-ranked schools, four-season recreation, and a choice of coastal, suburban or urban living, Connecticut offers an exceptional quality of life with easy access to two of the country's greatest cities.
Located in Hartford
Boston 2hrs; New York City 2hrs
Full-time; permanent
Seeking a BE/BC Acute Care Surgeon to join a high-volume, well-established and expanding Acute Care Surgery service at a Level I Trauma Center in Hartford, CT. Affiliated with the University of Connecticut School of Medicine, this 867-bed academic medical center serves a regional catchment population of over 1.5 million. Completion of a Surgical Critical Care Fellowship required.
Practice Highlights
- ACS-designated Level I Trauma Center
- Annual volume: 2,600 trauma patients, 1,100 surgical ICU admissions, 1,500 emergency general surgery cases
- Growing faculty of 14 Acute Care Surgeons
- Four Surgical Critical Care fellowship positions including three AAST-approved two-year ACS fellowships
- LifeStar helicopter EMS support
- Primary teaching site for UConn General Surgery Residency Program
- Access to Center for Education, Simulation and Innovation (CESI)
- Active research, clinical trials and health systems innovation
- AI-driven ICU hypotension prediction models and VR technology for pre-operative rib fracture visualization
- Named a 2026 Great Place To Work and Top Teaching Hospital by Leapfrog for 5 consecutive years
Qualifications
- BE/BC Acute Care Surgeon
- Eligible for Connecticut medical licensure
Compensation & Benefits
- Competitive compensation and benefits package
Hartford is centrally located in New England, just two hours from both Boston and New York City. With top-ranked schools, four-season recreation, and a choice of coastal, suburban or urban living, Connecticut offers an exceptional quality of life with easy access to two of the country's greatest cities.