Breast Surgery Jobs
At The Medicus Firm, we want to show you the way. With the help of our job board, filled to the brim with unique open positions, we’re sure that you’ll find what you’re looking for. Not only do we have a perfectly saturated job board, but we also offer a job satisfaction and search report and a practice preference and relocation survey available for you to view at any time. In addition, we also have a news blog containing updates about The Medicus Firm, as well as topics covering things like physician burnout, how to go about working with recruitment firms, and more.
Salary + Job Growth
The average salary of someone in this role is $251,153, coming out to approximately $121 per hour. Depending on your experience level and location, you could earn over $400,000 per year, with the job outlook for Surgery, in general, being 3% by 2030.
Benefits
Some benefits of working in the Breast Surgery field include, but are not limited to, building a rapport with your patients and getting to know them, and having a rewarding career. Working in healthcare is plenty rewarding as it is, but working to help rid patients of life-threatening ailments is special in and of itself.
Skills
When working in the Breast Surgery specialty, you should have skills such as attention to detail, problem-solving, communication, compassion, and physical stamina.
Job Duties
You can expect to perform job duties such as dealing with surgical and non-surgical treatment of all conditions affecting the breast and related structures, as well as providing comprehensive care for patients suffering from disorders and diseases affecting breast health. This care ranges from the discovery of lumps and masses to the treatment and management of breast cancer. You will also be expected to provide a personalized treatment plan for each of your patients and monitor their care throughout their treatment plan.
Work Environment
While working in Breast Surgery, you could work in multiple different places, including hospitals, clinics, private practice, or academic centers.
Education
Once you complete the required education to practice medicine in the Breast Surgery field, you may choose to continue your medical education, also known as CME. Each specialty has organizations that offer resources to assist physicians in furthering their medical education. Some of these specialty-specific organizations include the American Medical Association (AMA), the American Society of Breast Surgeons (ASBrS), and Washington University St. Louis. In addition to these organizations, you will likely find state-specific educational resources to utilize.
At The Medicus Firm, we want to help you strive, and with our job board full of unique open positions, we aim to do exactly that.
