Physician Chief - Division of Adult Cardiothoracic Surgery

Lee Health Heart Institute is actively looking for an experienced Cardiothoracic Surgeon to join the Lee Health Heart Institute in a hybrid clinical / leadership capacity. This exciting opportunity is pivotal in helping us to grow, explore new technology, bridge service lines and remain current in evidenced based medicine. As a clinical member of an established 3-physician practice, this 4th physician will provide additional clinical expertise and surgical talent to our team.

The right candidate will be Fellowship Trained in Cardiothoracic Surgery and Board Certified. This physician should also have, or be able to obtain, a clear and active license to practice medicine in the State of Florida as well as a DEA.

Responsibilities

The Chief of the Division of Adult Cardiothoracic Surgery is responsible for leading and coordinating :

• Adult cardiothoracic surgical clinical activities within LHHI
• Quality assessment and improvement activities to include internal and external data reporting
• Operational efficiency and improvement efforts
• Clinical trials and research initiatives within LHHI
• Educational initiatives within LHHI

The Chief is responsible for oversight of the clinical, quality, operational, academic, and educational functions of the division. The Chief will work closely with Chief Physician Executive of the LHHI, physicians including the surgeons and cardiologists (both employed and private) throughout Lee Health Heart Institute, and staff to deliver coordinated multidisciplinary care to their patients.

Lee Health is growing and we are excited to offer state of the art care thru cutting edge technology and highly-skilled, talented physicians with a passion for exceptional patient care to the community. Our health system is comprised of 4 adult acute care hospitals, 2 specialty hospitals and employs over 16,000 individuals. Our Heart Institute includes a comprehensive care continuum including general non-invasive cardiology, complex interventional and structural interventional cardiology, electrophysiology, cardiothoracic surgery, advanced cardiac imaging and advanced heart failure.

Benefits

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