About this role
Why Join Us
Join a well-established, physician-led neuroscience program with 30 years of history serving Southern Arizona. You'll practice complex spine surgery, neurotrauma, skull base surgery, and cerebrovascular care alongside a cohesive, multidisciplinary team, backed by state-of-the-art technology and a dedicated Physician Assistant, Medical Assistant, and Program Coordinator assigned to your practice. A neurosurgeon-led Neuroendovascular team manages stroke and cerebrovascular services, letting you focus on your clinical practice while benefiting from comprehensive neuroscience support. This is a rare opportunity to build a career within a respected, collaborative program at a Level I Trauma Center.
Position Highlights
Practice & Role
• Employed, full-time Neurosurgery position with Western Neuro, a 30-year established practice • Spine fellowship training preferred; new graduates welcome to apply • Join a cohesive multidisciplinary team with decades of experience • Established referral network and strong regional reputation • Dedicated Physician Assistant assigned to each neurosurgeon for clinic, first assist, inpatient rounds, and call coverage • Dedicated Medical Assistant assigned to each neurosurgeon • Dedicated Program Coordinator supporting clinic and surgical scheduling
Schedule & Call
• OR block time: minimum 2 days per week • Clinic on non-operative days, with inpatient rounding before clinic and between cases as needed • Clinic volume: 12–14 patients per day • Surgical volume: 4–6 surgeries per week average, higher while on call • Call coverage: one hospital, Carondelet St. Joseph's Hospital (Level I Trauma Center) • Call schedule: 1:5 rotation, one-week blocks (Monday–Monday) • Full PA support during call, 30-minute response time requirement
OR & Technology
• Four dedicated Neurosurgical Operating Rooms • Two ORs with Intraoperative CT and BrainLab BrainSuite technology • Two ORs with comprehensive neuronavigation capabilities
What We Offer
• Strong hospital and administrative support • Malpractice insurance provided • Health, dental, and life insurance • 401(k) with employer matching • Deferred compensation program • Relocation assistance
Candidate Requirements
• Board Certified or Board Eligible in Neurosurgery • Eligible for Arizona medical licensure • Commitment to high-quality, patient-centered care • Strong team-oriented approach
Why Tucson
Tucson delivers more than 300 days of sunshine a year alongside dramatic desert and mountain scenery, giving you a lifestyle built around the outdoors. Hiking, cycling, and golf are part of everyday life here, complemented by a thriving culinary and cultural scene and excellent schools. You'll find a genuine "big city, small town" feel, with a low cost of living, friendly communities, and a rich blend of history and cultures celebrated year-round through local festivals. It's a place where medical professionals build lasting careers while enjoying an exceptional quality of life.