Surgery - Trauma Physician
She Recruits. LLC Recruiter listing · Open · verified Oct 22, 2026
Augusta, GA Full-time Surgeon
At a glance
Surgeon role posted by She Recruits. LLC, a recruiter. Augusta, GA · full-time · $600,000–$800,000 a year.
SalaryStated by She Recruits. LLC
$600,000 – $800,000
Pay for this role, in USD per year, as stated in the listing.
RoleSurgeon
LocationAugusta, GA
EmploymentFull-time
Pay$600,000–$800,000
PostedSep 30, 2026 · 3w ago
Role brief
physicianroles summary, based on the recruiter's listing.
What you'll do
- Treat trauma patients and provide surgical critical care within an employed surgical group
- Cover a rotating schedule that includes weekends
- Work with the APP trauma team and use dedicated trauma bays and OR access
- Take part in trauma quality programs and contribute to GME teaching
Who this fits
This role suits a trauma and surgical critical care physician seeking an employed position. The schedule rotates weekends, and the role includes a GME teaching opportunity.
From the recruiter
Trauma Surgeon Employed
Schedule: Mixed (rotating weekends)
Openings: 1
Estimated MGMA Range: $600,000-$800,000+
She Recruits is partnering with an employed surgical group seeking a Trauma/Surgical Critical Care physician.
Practice Details:
Level II trauma center
Dedicated trauma bays and OR access
24/7 anesthesia and surgical subspecialty backup
APP trauma team support
Participation in trauma quality programs
Highlights:
Occurrence-based malpractice
PTO and CME allowance
GME teaching opportunity
Employed stability
Schedule: Mixed (rotating weekends)
Openings: 1
Estimated MGMA Range: $600,000-$800,000+
She Recruits is partnering with an employed surgical group seeking a Trauma/Surgical Critical Care physician.
Practice Details:
Level II trauma center
Dedicated trauma bays and OR access
24/7 anesthesia and surgical subspecialty backup
APP trauma team support
Participation in trauma quality programs
Highlights:
Occurrence-based malpractice
PTO and CME allowance
GME teaching opportunity
Employed stability