Here are 30 orthopedic surgeons on the move. If you would like include additional orthopedic surgeon moves on this list, or announce future moves, please contact Laura at lmiller@beckershealthcare.com.
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Having good relationships with physicians is paramount for hospitals, especially if they are implementing coordinated, accountable care. However, physicians have brought up several issues they have with hospitals that can deteriorate that all-important relationship.Rochell Pierce, vice president of physician relationship…
The average per capita expenditure for a professional service was $1,566 and surgery made up 17.4 percent of spending, according to an HCCI report.
Stephen Parazin, MD, is the chief of spine surgery at New England Baptist Hospital in Boston. He is an assistant clinical professor at Tufts University School of Medicine. He is also a fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgery…
Neuros Medical, a medical device company in Willoughby, Ohio, announced the completion of its implantable generator for use in chronic pain applications, according to a Fort Mill Times report.
NeuroMetrix in Waltham, Mass., announced that it has initiated a commercial shipment of its SENSUS Pain Management System, which received FDA approval in November 2011.
Before jumping on the hospital employment bandwagon, spine surgeons must consider all aspects of the contract before signing on the bottom line. If the conditions are right, spine surgeons could benefit from hospital employment; however, in many occasions they can…
NUI Galway, an orthopedic device developer, has released its OsteoAnchor Technology for hip and knee replacements, according to Health Canal.
Paradigm Spine's Coflex interlaminar technology will now be covered by Medicare in Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee, according to International Business Times.
The North American Spine Society's membership reached 8,000 after neurosurgeon Douglas Fox, MD, joined the organization.