Cardiac Surgeon

Trinity Health Of New England; Connecticut; On-site; USD 350,000 - 700,000; Full time

Job summary

Trinity Health Of New England's Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center in Hartford is seeking a fellowship-trained Cardiac Surgeon to join our high-volume program. The role offers collaboration with interventional, electrophysiology and heart failure services within a multidisciplinary team.

We welcome experienced or graduating surgeons with an interest in endovascular approaches to aortic disease or thoracic surgery, with opportunities for academic appointment and professional development in

Qualifications

• BC/BE with fellowship training in cardiac surgery.
• Strong consultation skills and proven ability to perform complex aortic procedures.
• Licensed in Connecticut before job start.
• US ACGME residency-trained.

Responsibilities

• Join our growing cardiac care team as part of the surgical group.
• Practice as a full-time member of the surgical team in a high-volume program.
• Potential for academic appointment at affiliated medical schools.
• Collaborate with interventional, electrophysiology and heart failure services.
• Live in Hartford, with access to regional destinations and lifestyle amenities.

Skills

Consultation skills

Team collaboration

Education

Fellowship-trained cardiac surgeon

Job description

We put YOU FIRST because you put patients first.

Cardiac Surgeon opportunity in Hartford, Connecticut.

Trinity Health Of New England is growing and seeks a fellowship-trained Cardiac Surgeon to join Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center in Hartford, Connecticut. Our physicians value their patients and colleagues above all else and thrive as the driving force within our integrated healthcare delivery system-serving a population of more than 3 million people.

We welcome experienced or graduating cardiac surgeons who have an interest in endovascular approaches to aortic disease or thoracic surgery, including bypass, valvular disease, ventricular assist and cardiac critical care, to work in close collaboration with robust interventional, electrophysiology and heart failure services.

• Join our growing cardiac care team of cardiologists, APPs and nurses as a member of the larger multidisciplinary team of interventionalists, invasive and noninvasive cardiologists, electrophysiologists, advanced imaging and structural heart specialists, advanced heart failure physicians, advanced practitioners and nurses who are dedicated to providing unrivaled cardiac care at one of New England's highest-volume cardiovascular institutes.
• Join the Hoffman Heart and Vascular Institute team as a nationally recognized leader in cardiovascular care, medical excellence and patient safety, as it continues to add advanced technologies and experienced specialists.
• Practice as a full-time member of the surgical team in one of New England's highest-volume cardiac surgery programs.
• Hold academic appointment (if desired) at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine and the Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine at Quinnipiac University.
• Live and play within welcoming neighborhoods with excellent schools, great restaurants, shopping, music, museums and historical areas.
• Commute easily to NYC, Boston and other destinations with accessible air and rail services nearby.
• Earn a competitive salary.
• Enjoy a comprehensive benefits package, including retirement fund matching, and generous paid time off and CME time.

The successful candidate should be:

• BC/BE with fellowship training in cardiac surgery.
• A candidate with strong consultation skills and proven ability to perform complex aortic procedures.
• Licensed in Connecticut before job start.
• US ACGME residency-trained.

Trinity Health Of New England's collaborative practice model empowers physicians to work at their highest level-and allows time for professional development and family life. Whether you are focused on providing outstanding patient-centered care or driven to grow into a leadership role, it is time to join Trinity Health Of New England.