Growth-Driven Cardiothoracic Surgeon for Expanding Program

Wesley Medical Center; Wichita, Northern (KS, KY); Hybrid; USD 400,000 - 700,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid malpractice

Medical, dental, vision insurance

Life insurance

401(k) plan with employer matching

CME time and dues allowance

Disability coverage

Flexible spending accounts

Job summary

Wesley Medical Center is recruiting a second cardiothoracic surgeon to join an established, expanding program serving Wichita and surrounding areas. This opportunity offers full-scope cardiac and thoracic surgery with strong institutional support and potential for growth.

The successful candidate will practice alongside an experienced cardiothoracic surgeon, participate in structural heart procedures, and contribute to program development in a collaborative environment with multidisciplinary

Qualifications

• Board certified or board eligible in Cardiothoracic Surgery.
• Comfortable managing general adult cardiac and thoracic procedures.
• Interest in structural heart and program development.
• Collegial, team-oriented surgeon eager to build a long-term practice.

Responsibilities

• Join an established cardiothoracic and thoracic surgery program in Wichita, growing a full-scope practice.
• Provide comprehensive adult cardiac and thoracic surgeries, including structural heart procedures.
• Collaborate with interventional cardiology and other teams to grow the program and services.
• Contribute to long-term strategic planning and clinical excellence.

Skills

Board certification

Thoracic surgery

Structural heart interest

Team player

Job description

Wesley Medical Center is recruiting a second cardiothoracic surgeon to join an established, expanding program serving Wichita and surrounding areas. This opportunity offers full-scope cardiac and thoracic surgery with strong institutional support and potential for growth.

The successful candidate will practice alongside an experienced cardiothoracic surgeon, participate in structural heart procedures, and contribute to program development in a collaborative environment with multidisciplinary