Pediatric Neurosurgery Physician

Children's Hospital of Michigan has been a cornerstone of pediatric medicine since 1886 — Michigan's first and largest children's hospital, consistently ranked among the nation's best by U.S. News & World Report for over a decade. As a proud member of the Detroit Medical Center, this 228-bed academic facility carries an international reputation built on groundbreaking research, complex case volume, and a genuine commitment to family-centered care. You'll join a collaborative division supported by a robust referral base of more than four million patients and a multidisciplinary team that includes epileptologists, pediatric neurologists, and neuropsychologists. This is a rare opportunity to do meaningful, high-volume work at a program with the infrastructure to match your ambition.

• Specialty: Pediatric Neurosurgery — academic faculty position


• Schedule: One day of clinic per week; remaining four days split between OR, research, floor coverage, and administrative time


• Volume: Conservatively 100 cases in year one, scaling to 200+ once established


• Call: Experienced APPs provide 24/7 hospital coverage and take first call


• Team: Division of 2 physician faculty plus a dedicated team of PAs, pediatric NPs, and RNs


• Support: Dedicated Neuro-ICU; state-of-the-art equipment and unparalleled program infrastructure


• Collaboration: Weekly multidisciplinary conference with radiology; active spina bifida clinic; close integration with pediatric subspecialists and referring physicians


• Academic Responsibilities: Resident teaching and clinical research expected


• Catchment Area: 4+ million patients across the region


• Institutional Prestige: Ranked in the U.S. News & World Report top 50 pediatric programs for 10+ consecutive years; trains more pediatricians than any other facility in Michigan

• Competitive compensation commensurate with academic pediatric neurosurgery


• Malpractice insurance provided


• Health, dental, and life insurance


• 401(k) with employer matching


• Deferred compensation program


• Relocation assistance

• Board certified or board eligible in Neurological Surgery


• Fellowship training in Pediatric Neurosurgery required

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