Surgery - Cardiovascular Physician

Surgery - Cardiovascular Physician at Medicorp, Inc. dba Physician Empire summary :

Emory University's Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery is seeking a fellowship-trained Cardiothoracic Surgeon for a full-time position in western Georgia. This role involves performing a variety of cardiothoracic surgical procedures and becoming part of an established team known for its clinical excellence. The position offers opportunities for academic advancement and a high quality of life in a welcoming community near Atlanta.

Cardiothoracic Surgeon - Emory University (West Georgia) Position Overview

Emory University s Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery is seeking a full-time, fellowship-trained Cardiothoracic Surgeon to join their esteemed team at a medical center in western Georgia. This role offers the rank of Clinical Instructor, Assistant, or Associate Professor, depending on qualifications and experience.

Key Responsibilities

• Team Integration : Join an established team including one full-time CT Surgeon and two Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) employed by Emory University.
• Surgical Excellence : Perform a wide range of cardiothoracic surgical procedures in two brand new cardiovascular operating rooms (CV ORs).
• Clinical Impact : Contribute to a team that has successfully performed over 180 open heart cases since January 2023.
• Location : Based at a medical center in western Georgia, approximately one hour from Atlanta. Candidates are required to live within 20 minutes of the medical center.

Job Eligibility Requirements

About the Area

West Georgia offers an exceptional quality of life for medical professionals, with its blend of quiet, close-knit neighborhoods and vibrant urban amenities. Key highlights include :

Join a community that offers the perfect balance of professional growth and quality living.

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