Cardiovascular Surgeon: ECMO/TAVR Leader

Women in Endo; Nevada; On-site; USD 650,000 - 900,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary guarantee + Quality Bonus

$30,000 Start to Work Bonus

Malpractice paid + Tail Coverage

Health benefits (Medical, Dental, Vis

401K

CME Stipend $5,000

No State Income Tax

Job summary

Renown Health, in collaboration with UNR Med, seeks a Board-Certified Cardiovascular Surgeon to join the Division of Cardiovascular Surgery. The role includes leadership development, growth of the ECMO program, and contribution to education and research within a busy Level II Trauma Center.

The candidate will perform routine and complex coronary work, valve procedures, and transcatheter valve interventions, with a focus on advancing service lines and patient care in northern Nevada.

Qualifications

• Board-Certified Cardiovascular Surgeon with 8–10 years of post-fellowship clinical experience.
• Proven expertise in coronary surgery, valve repair/replacement, transcatheter valve procedures, and complex aortic reconstruction.
• Leadership potential and ability to mentor residents and lead a division; Thoracic experience is valuable.

Responsibilities

• Provide on-call and elective cardiovascular surgery services for adult patients.
• Lead and participate in ECMO program growth and related research activities.
• Educate medical students and residents; develop new service lines; contribute to strategic plans for the division.

Skills

Board Certified

Cardiovascular Surgery

ECMO Experience

Leadership

Thoracic Experience

Education

Fellowship in Cardiovascular Surgery

CV Surgery Board Certification

Job description

Renown Health, in collaboration with UNR Med, seeks a Board-Certified Cardiovascular Surgeon to join the Division of Cardiovascular Surgery. The role includes leadership development, growth of the ECMO program, and contribution to education and research within a busy Level II Trauma Center.

The candidate will perform routine and complex coronary work, valve procedures, and transcatheter valve interventions, with a focus on advancing service lines and patient care in northern Nevada.