Trauma Surgeon

Trauma & Acute Care Surgery Surgeon – Level II Trauma Center

Los Robles Regional Medical Center | Thousand Oaks, CA

Surgical Affiliates Management Group, Inc. (SAMGI) is seeking a Board-Certified/Board-Eligible Trauma & Acute Care Surgery Surgeon to join our established Trauma/ACS program at Los Robles Regional Medical Center , a Level II Trauma Center . This is a high-acuity, well-supported program with a strong academic component and excellent APP and residency support.

Program & Position Highlights

• Dedicated Trauma & Acute Care Surgery (ACS) Program

• 24-hour in-house Trauma Surgeon coverage

• Trauma Surgeon primarily responsible for:

  • Tier I & II trauma activations

  • Trauma consults

• ACS Surgeon primarily responsible for:

  • All ACS consults and ACS operative cases

• On weekdays without a separate ACS surgeon scheduled, Trauma Surgeon will cover:

  • Combined Trauma + ACS consults and rounds

• Daily 24-hour backup call coverage

• Trauma patients primarily admitted to the Trauma Service

• Daily multidisciplinary rounds and progress note documentation

• Robust support from:

  • Experienced Advanced Practice Providers (APPs)

  • Surgery Residency Program

• Active role in resident education is a core expectation

• Post-op and post-discharge patients followed in the outpatient clinic

Responsibilities

• Lead all assigned Trauma and/or ACS clinical care

• Respond to Tier I & II trauma activations

• Perform trauma and emergent operative cases

• Manage ACS consults and surgeries

• Participate in daily inpatient rounds

• Supervise and collaborate with APPs

• Support and participate in surgical resident education

• Provide outpatient post-operative follow-up

• Full-time benefit eligibility based on annual shift minimums

• Paid malpractice insurance

• Long-term stability within a multi-state surgical group with over 25 years of experience

• Strong APP and residency infrastructure

• Dedicated contracts team support for onboarding and credentialing

Requirements

• Board-Certified or Board-Eligible in General Surgery

• Fellowship training in Trauma / Surgical Critical Care preferred

• Eligible for California medical licensure

• Strong clinical judgment in high-acuity trauma and ACS environments

• Commitment to team-based care and surgical education