Jobs at Vohra Wound Physicians

The Bariatric Surgeon will provide bedside wound care in various facilities, focusing on wound management with flexible scheduling and no weekend responsibilities.

The Bariatric Surgeon will practice wound management at bedside in various facilities, providing training, flexibility, and no on-call responsibilities while treating patients in a mobile practice environment.

This role involves providing wound management care in a mobile practice setting, working with patients in skilled nursing facilities and long-term acute care hospitals, with a focus on clinical excellence and training.

The Hospitalist provides bedside wound care in skilled nursing and long-term acute care facilities, focusing on wound management without weekend or night duties, while offering training and fellowship opportunities.

The Geriatrician will provide bedside wound care in skilled nursing facilities and long-term acute care hospitals, with a focus on flexibility and work-life balance. They will participate in training and fellowship programs to develop expertise in wound management, without weekend or night shifts.

The Geriatrician will provide bedside wound care, participate in ongoing training, and manage clinical responsibilities in skilled nursing and long-term acute care settings, focusing on patient care without weekend or night shifts.

This Hospitalist position involves providing bedside wound care in various facilities, with no nights or weekends, and a focus on modern wound management. Physicians conduct weekly rounds, document care in real-time, and are trained in advanced wound care techniques.

This role involves delivering bedside wound care in post-acute settings across various facilities, emphasizing clinical management and flexibility with minimal on-call responsibilities.

The General Surgeon is responsible for providing wound management at bedside in post-acute care settings, delivering care to multiple facilities while ensuring clinical documentation is performed in real-time using EMR.

The Plastic Surgeon will manage wound care at bedside in various facilities, utilizing advanced technologies and receiving extensive training. Responsibilities include patient treatment and documentation during rounds, with flexible scheduling options.

Provide bedside wound care in post-acute settings (SNFs, LTACHs), conduct weekly wound rounds, treat ~20–30 patients/day across 2–3 facilities, document care in real-time using a proprietary wound EMR, travel within a 40–60 mile radius, work Monday–Friday with no nights/call/weekends. Paid training and fellowship provided.

Provide bedside wound care in skilled nursing and long-term acute care facilities, conducting weekly wound rounds, visiting 2–3 facilities daily within a 40–60 mile radius, treating ~20–30 patients/day. Document care in real time using a proprietary wound EMR. No nights, no call, paid training and a wound fellowship provided. Full- and part-time schedules available.

Provide bedside wound care in skilled nursing and long-term acute care facilities, conducting weekly wound rounds and treating 20–30 patients daily. Mobile practice visiting 2–3 facilities per day within a 40–60 mile radius. No nights, call, or weekend clinical responsibilities. Real-time documentation in a proprietary wound EMR. Paid onboarding training and six-month wound fellowship. Full-time (4–5 days) or part-time (min 3 days/week). W2 employment; no visa sponsorship.

Provide bedside wound care in skilled nursing and long-term acute care facilities, conducting weekly wound rounds, treating ~20–30 patients daily across 2–3 sites. Work Monday–Friday days (no nights, call, or weekends), mobile practice within a 40–60 mile radius, document care in a proprietary wound EMR, complete paid onboarding and a 6-month wound fellowship. W2 employment with benefits and malpractice tail provided.

Provide bedside wound care in skilled nursing and long-term acute care facilities within a 40–60 mile radius. Monday–Friday daytime schedule with no nights, call, or weekend clinical responsibilities. Conduct weekly wound rounds, treat ~20–30 patients per day across 2–3 facilities, and document in real time using a proprietary wound EMR. Paid training and a 6-month wound fellowship provided. W2 employment with benefits and malpractice coverage.

Provide bedside wound care in skilled nursing and long-term acute care facilities, conducting weekly wound rounds, visiting multiple facilities daily (40–60 mile radius), treating ~20–30 patients/day, documenting care in real-time using a proprietary wound EMR. No nights/call/weekends. Paid training and a wound fellowship provided. Requires active unrestricted state medical license and minimum 3 weekdays/week commitment.

Provide bedside wound management in post-acute settings (SNFs, LTACHs), conducting weekly wound rounds, treating 20-30 patients per day across 2-3 facilities, documenting care in real time using a wound-specific EMR. No nights, no call, weekday schedule; paid training and fellowship provided.

Provide bedside wound care in skilled nursing and long-term acute care facilities, conduct weekly wound rounds, treat 20–30 patients daily, document care in a wound-specific EMR, and travel regionally to multiple facilities. Paid onboarding training and a wound fellowship provided.

Provide bedside wound management in skilled nursing and long-term acute care facilities, conducting weekly wound rounds, treating 20–30 patients daily across multiple facilities, documenting care in a proprietary EMR, and completing paid onboarding training and fellowship. No nights, call, or weekend clinical responsibilities; full- and part-time schedules available.