Trauma Surgeon - Castro Valley, CA

Trauma Surgeon Castro Valley, CA Eden Medical Center Opportunity Information Eden Medical Center (EMC)seeks to hire a BE / BC Trauma Surgeon to join our team.

Completion of Critical Surgery Fellowship preferred, not required* New Graduates are encouraged to apply* Team player mentality* Variety of surgical procedures performed*Hospital Information : *At Eden Medical Center, we combine compassionate, patient-centered care with state-of-the-art technology.

We are committed to ensuring healthcare is accessible and inclusive to all by offering comprehensive services and quality health programs tailored to the diverse communities we serve.

The hospital has 130 beds, all in private rooms. Eden features many centers of excellence, including neuroscience, orthopedics, rehabilitation, birthing center, imaging, stroke and cancer care.

Fully accredited by The Joint Commission, Eden Medical Center is the regional trauma center for Southern Alameda County. We provide care for those who cannot afford it, fund education and research that will improve lives, and contribute to programs and organizations that provide healthcare access and services for those in need.

Community Information : *Located in Alameda County, Castro Valley is home to Lake Chabot, the San Lorenzo creek and is surrounded by the neighboring East Bay cities of San Leandro, Hayward, Dublin, Pleasanton and San Ramon in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Nestled in the canyons, Castro Valley offers ranches, parks and trails along with dining and entertainment downtown, featuring gourmet restaurants, shopping, the Chabot Cinema and more.

With a population of just over 60,000, Castro Valley is the largest unincorporated area throughout Alameda County. Home to one of the area’s premier school districts, Castro Valley heavily supports education and the arts.

Castro Valley remains a community that keeps a foot in its history while making the most of the present. Ranches in the canyons compliment the pastoral feel of its many neighborhoods and the community comes alive for its annual rodeo.

The predominantly residential community is known for its rich history in ranching and community events.Castro Valley is ideally located less than a half hour from some of the finest attractions the San Francisco Bay area has to offer.

Closer to home, the community boasts the Adobe Art Center, a public gallery which opened its doors in 1978 to serve artists in Castro Valley and its neighboring communities of Hayward, San Lorenzo, and San Leandro.

The gallery currently displays approximately nine exhibits per year, which include group exhibits, student art exhibits, children's art, and Senior art festivals.

Also offered periodically throughout the year are several smaller invitational exhibits.The rolling hills and canyons of Castro Valley offer unobstructed views of the East Bay and is just a short commute to San Francisco.

This is a get-out-and-do-it community, making the most of its many parks and trails. For outdoor recreation, Castro Valley residents and visitors can enjoy Cull Canyon Park, a popular swimming complex which also features fishing and picnicking.