About the Prospect
A dynamic healthcare innovator in the Indian medical sector, we deliver advanced orthopedic care through cutting-edge surgical techniques, patient-centric protocols, and multidisciplinary collaboration. Our mission is to redefine mobility and recovery for patients across India—supporting complex joint replacements, trauma interventions, and sports medicine with precision and compassion. You’ll join a mission-driven team scaling clinical excellence across tier-1 and tier-2 cities. Role & Responsibilities
Perform primary and revision total joint arthroplasties (hip, knee, shoulder) with minimally invasive and robotic-assisted techniques.
Manage acute and chronic orthopedic trauma cases—from fracture fixation to polytrauma coordination—in high-volume settings.
Lead pre- and post-operative care teams, ensuring optimal patient outcomes, rapid recovery pathways, and complication reduction.
Collaborate with physiotherapists, pain specialists, and imaging teams to deliver holistic, evidence-based care protocols.




Mentor junior surgeons and residents; contribute to ongoing training, surgical audits, and quality improvement initiatives.
Participate in clinical research, outcome tracking, and adoption of current devices/technologies to elevate surgical standards.

Skills & Qualifications
Must-Have
MBBS
MS Orthopedics
DNB Orthopedics
Robotic-assisted surgery
Joint replacement surgery
Fracture management
Arthroscopy
Orthopedic oncology

Preferred
Membership in Indian Orthopedic Association (IOA)
Experience in sports medicine or pediatric orthopedics
Publication record or participation in national conferences

Advantages & Culture Highlights
Access to state-of-the-art OT suites, navigation systems, and implant libraries across Devdort’s network.
Competitive compensation with performance incentives, medical malpractice coverage, and CME sponsorship.
Join a values-led culture prioritizing surgical innovation, patient safety, and physician work-life balance.

📌 Orthopedic Surgeon Ahmedabad
🏢 Devdort
📍 Ahmedabad