General Surgeon - Chenango Memorial Hospital

General Surgeon Opportunity Chenango Memorial Hospital (CMH), a member of United Health Services (UHS), is seeking a Board Certified/Board Eligible General Surgeon to join our established surgical practice in beautiful Norwich, New York. This is an excellent opportunity for a surgeon who is passionate about rural healthcare and values practicing in a close-knit, collaborative environment where high-quality patient care and strong team relationships are priorities. Opportunity Highlights Join an established practice with one experienced General Surgeon Shared call schedule, split evenly between two providers Supportive, collaborative practice culture with strong administrative and clinical support Opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the health and well-being of a rural community Broad spectrum general surgery practice with the ability to develop special interests Modern facilities and access to an integrated healthcare system through UHS The Ideal Candidate We are seeking a surgeon who: Is Board Certified or Board Eligible in General Surgery Has a genuine interest in practicing rural medicine Enjoys developing lasting relationships with patients and the community Thrives in a team-oriented, collaborative environment Values compassion, quality, and patient-centered care Is committed to delivering exceptional surgical care and helping grow local access to specialty services About Chenango Memorial Hospital Located in the heart of Central New York, Chenango Memorial Hospital is a community-focused hospital dedicated to providing high-quality healthcare close to home. As part of United Health Services, CMH combines the advantages of a small-town practice environment with the resources and support of a regional healthcare system. Why Norwich, NY? Affordable living Excellent schools Outdoor recreation including hiking, fishing, boating, and skiing A welcoming, family-friendly community Convenient access to Syracuse, Binghamton, Albany, and the Finger Lakes region Compensation