The partnership will provide exclusive recruiting services to academic and private practices nationwide, the release said. The Academic Orthopedic Consortium is a top-rated organization with members from 145 university-based orthopedic departments.
“We are proud to embark upon this partnership with the AOC, which is one of the most notable associations of academic orthopedic physicians and leaders in the country,” Paul Smallwood, executive vice president and managing partner of Enterprise, said in the release. “We look forward to this new exclusive collaboration, which will enable our team to provide our most effective, proven, and productive physician recruiting and placement services to the orthopedic departments of some of the most prestigious universities and health systems across the country.”
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