Pediatric CVICU Leader: Heart Center Growth & Transplant

CHSS Congenital Heart Surgeons Society Banner Health; Fort Worth (TX); On-site; USD 280,000 - 360,000; Full time

Job summary

Cook Children's Health Care System in Fort Worth, TX is seeking an outstanding Pediatric Cardiac Intensivist to support the growth of their nationally recognized heart center and its expansion of cardiac transplantation and adult congenital services throughout North Texas.

The role offers leadership opportunities, potential academic appointments with Texas Christian University Burnett School of Medicine, and active involvement in clinical research, backed by strong institutional and

Qualifications

• Board Certification or Eligibility in Pediatric Cardiology or Pediatric Intensive Care.
• 3-5 years of CVICU experience ideal but not required.
• Board Certification in Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Medicine.
• Expertise across the pediatric cardiac critical care spectrum including ventilator management and ECMO.
• Proven collaboration with the Congenital Cardiac Surgery Program team.

Responsibilities

• Provide expert critical care to pediatric cardiac patients in the CVICU.
• Collaborate with the Congenital Cardiac Surgery Program team on patient care.
• Lead quality improvement, clinical research, and scholarly activities.
• Participate in teaching and multidisciplinary rounds.

Skills

CVICU management

Pediatric Cardiology

Pediatric Intensive Care

ECMO management

Team collaboration

Education

Board Certification in Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Medicine

Job description

Cook Children's Health Care System in Fort Worth, TX is seeking an outstanding Pediatric Cardiac Intensivist to support the growth of their nationally recognized heart center and its expansion of cardiac transplantation and adult congenital services throughout North Texas.

The role offers leadership opportunities, potential academic appointments with Texas Christian University Burnett School of Medicine, and active involvement in clinical research, backed by strong institutional and