General Surgeon-Board Certified/Board Eligible
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“This posting is made on behalf of American Advanced Physicians Group (AAPG) for physician professional services. Any engagement resulting from this posting will be contracted directly with AAPG. Hospitals and facilities referenced herein are providing posting access only and are not involved in contracting or payment.”
General Surgeon – Madera Hospital
Full-Time | Board Certified/Board Eligible
Salary: $450,000-$600,000/annual
About Us
Madera Hospital is more than a medical facility - we are a community committed to whole-person care. Whether in the operating room or the boardroom, our mission is to bring compassion, healing, and hope to every individual we serve. Driven by a deep commitment to our patients and our community, we continually strive to go above and beyond in the care we provide.
Providers choose Madera Hospital because we offer
- Diverse practice settings
- Multiple employment models
- A physician-centered culture that values innovation and accountability
- A strong focus on patient experience, quality outcomes, and long-term community health
Position Overview
Madera Hospital is seeking a General Surgeon who is Board Certified or Board Eligible to join our expanding surgical team. This role offers the opportunity to serve a busy and growing patient population while playing a key part in strengthening. access to surgical care across Madera County.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide high-quality general surgical care in both inpatient and outpatient settings
- Participate in our Acute Care Surgery program serving Madera County and surrounding rural communities
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure exceptional patient outcomes
- Contribute to ongoing quality improvement and hospital initiatives
- Take part in shared call coverage as needed
Qualifications
- MD or DO degree from an accredited medical school
- Board Certified or Board Eligible in General Surgery
- California medical licenseytroyuh (or eligibility)
- Strong commitment to mission-driven, community-focused care
- Excellent communication and teamwork skills
- Bilingual preferred
Why Madera?
Madera offers something rare in healthcare today: The chance to practice primary care where your presence measurably improves health access, continuity, and outcomes.
This is a Central Valley community with deep roots, authentic culture, and a genuine need for physicians who care. With proximity to Fresno and the Sierra Nevada mountains, you get small-town connection with big-city access - plus the satisfaction of knowing your work truly matters.
How to Apply
To become part of a hospital on the rise and a community eager for accessible, compassionate primary care, please send your CV to gwchilton@gmail.com
From Madera Community Hospital's job posting, checked 5 Nov 2026. The employer's own page is the final word on requirements and availability.
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About Madera Community Hospital
Madera Community Hospital is a nonprofit hospital with an emergency department in Madera, CA. Its job board posts jobs for nurses, imaging techs and physicians. Source: Medicare Care Compare: Madera Community Hospital
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