10 Areas for Orthopedic & Spine Surgeons to Question in a Job Interview

This list can be used for academic or private practice interview, with the questions about academics eliminated in the private practice setting. This article was written by and provided by William Levine, MD, professor of clinical orthopedic surgery, vice chairman of education in the department of orthopedic surgery, director of the sports medicine department of orthopedic surgery, associate director of the Center for Shoulder, Elbow and sports medicine and residency program director of orthopedic surgery, Columbia University Medical Center in New York City.

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Special Thank You to Michael Gleiber, MD, founder and CEO of Michael A. Gleiber, MD, PA, Spine Surgery, for organizing this information. For more information about transitioning from training into practice, see “25 Key Concepts for Young Orthopedic & Spine Surgeons to Build a Successful Practice.”?

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