Orthopedic Surgery, Orthopaedic Surgery Fellowship - 2026 Start (Immediate Opening) | Taos ...

Orthopaedic Surgery Fellowship 2026 Start (Immediate Opening)
Taos Orthopaedic Institute | Taos, New Mexico

A rare late-cycle opportunity is available for a motivated physician seeking hands-on orthopaedic experience in a high-volume, community-based practice. This role is ideal for candidates looking to strengthen their surgical and clinical skills while preparing for the next step in orthopaedic training.

• Estimated $100-110k total compensation annually
• $50,000 salary + additional call pay
• August 2026 start position still available
• High-volume orthopaedic practice (~1,200 cases annually)
• Direct, hands-on experience in both operating room and clinic
• Broad exposure to:
  • Sports injuries & arthroscopy
  • Fracture care & casting
  • General orthopaedic conditions
• Inpatient consults and rounding
• Shared call coverage (additional compensation)
• Close mentorship with experienced orthopaedic surgeons

• Assist in orthopaedic surgical procedures
• Evaluate and manage patients in clinic
• Perform fracture care, casting, and minor procedures
• Support inpatient consults and hospital rounding
• Participate in shared call coverage

• MD or DO
• Eligible for medical licensure in New Mexico
• Strong interest in orthopaedic surgery
• Team-oriented with strong communication skills
• Unrestricted

• Orthopaedic Surgery applicants (unmatched or reapplying)
• Recent MD/DO graduates seeking additional orthopaedic experience
• Candidates pursuing a gap year to build surgical skills and clinical exposure

Taos Orthopaedic Institute is a high-volume, physician-led orthopaedic practice specializing in sports medicine, arthroscopy, and general orthopaedic care. Fellows work directly with experienced surgeons in a hands-on setting, gaining meaningful experience in both surgical and clinical environments.

Taos, New Mexico offers an exceptional lifestyle with access to world-class skiing, hiking, mountain biking, and outdoor recreation in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.