Director of Non-Operative Sports Medicine

The University of Michigan Seeks a Director of Non-Operative Sports Medicine Leadership Opportunity Prestigious University Live in One of America's Best Cities

Lead the future of non-operative sports medicine at a prestigious institution. The Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and the Department of Orthopedics at The University of Michigan seek a Director of Non-Operative Sports Medicine. This dynamic role allows you to direct a robust program, work alongside esteemed professionals, and thrive in Ann Arbor's exceptional community. The ideal candidate should have an MD or DO, postgraduate clinical training, and qualifications in sports medicine. Candidates should also be board-certified or board-eligible. Contact us today to learn more.

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  Opportunity HighlightsLead and shape the future of non-operative sports medicine at a top-tier university


• Enjoy the prestige of working at the University of Michigan, ranked the No. 21 Best College in the Nation by US News


• Thrive in the vibrant and desirable community of Ann Arbor, known for its cultural and recreational opportunities


• Direct and develop a robust non-operative sports medicine program, integrating care across multiple specialties


• Collaborate with esteemed professionals


• Work primarily at MedSport, the premier sports medicine practice location at the University of Michigan


• Engage in sports coverage opportunities, enhancing your professional experience and community presence


• Contribute to the academic mission by participating in the education and mentorship of fellows

Community Information

Nestled in the heart of southeastern Michigan, Ann Arbor offers a harmonious blend of vibrant city life and small-town charm. As the home to the world-renowned University of Michigan, Ann Arbor boasts an exceptional educational atmosphere, fostering a culture of innovation and intellectual curiosity. The city's dynamic art scene, diverse culinary offerings, and extensive parks and recreation facilities ensure there's always something to explore and enjoy. Furthermore, the city's strong commitment to sustainability and progressive values creates an inclusive, welcoming environment for individuals from all walks of life.

• Ann Arbor is the No. 19 Best Place to Live in the US and the No. 11 Best Place to Retire (US News)


• The city has an overall grade of A+ and is the No. 2 City with the Best Public Schools in America, No. 8 Best City to Raise a family in America, and No. 9 Best City to Live in America (Niche)


• Named the No.1 Best Place to Live in the US in 2023 (StudyFinds)


• No. 1 Best College Town & City in America, and No. 1 Most Educated City in America (WalletHub 2022)


• Live in a city valuing family life, life-long education, healthy living, and the arts


• Easy access to many outdoor recreational activities, such as kayaking, fishing, canoeing on the Huron River, skiing, biking, golfing, and more

Compensation Information:

$264000.00 / Annually - $285000.00 / Annually