Facial/Maxillofacial Trauma Surgeon

Facial and maxillofacial trauma surgeons can apply their clinical expertise to remote, project-based work involving complex facial trauma and reconstructive care concepts.

• MD, DO, DDS, DMD, or an equivalent medical or dental degree.
• Completed residency in oral and maxillofacial surgery, otolaryngology with head and neck surgery training, or plastic and reconstructive surgery, with a facial or craniofacial trauma focus.
• Current license to practice in the United States.
• Working knowledge of one or more of the following: mandibular, midface, and orbital fractures; frontal sinus and skull base trauma; facial soft-tissue injuries and lacerations; dentoalveolar trauma and occlusion; airway management in facial trauma; and craniofacial or post-traumatic reconstruction.
• Strong written communication, attention to detail, and the ability to explain complex surgical and trauma concepts clearly.
• Ability to work independently in a remote, asynchronous environment.

• Board certification or board eligibility in your specialty, or fellowship training in craniofacial, trauma, or reconstructive surgery.
• Experience at a Level I trauma center, academic medical center, or teaching hospital; peer-reviewed publications; or clinical research involvement.

• Remote, part-time engagement.
• Project-based assignments may vary.

Up to $180/hr (depending on the project).

• United States work authorization is required.
• F-1 students who are eligible for CPT or OPT may be eligible for projects. Confirm eligibility with your Designated School Official. If your school requires a CPT course, this work may not meet that requirement. STEM OPT is not supported.

• Create an account and complete identity verification.
• Complete onboarding for relevant projects, then begin eligible paid work.