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Norton Heart & Vascular Institute in Louisville, Kentucky, is seeking two adult general (noncardiac) thoracic surgeons to join their expert team. Ideal candidates will possess excellent technical skills in minimally invasive surgery and have experience managing complex conditions. The practice boasts advanced technology and a center of excellence for lung cancer detection.
Benefits include a competitive compensation model, relocation bonuses, six weeks of paid vacation, and opportunities for continued medical education.
Norton Heart & Vascular Institute is seeking two adult general (noncardiac) thoracic surgeons to join its growing team. The ideal candidate will join Norton Heart & Vascular Institute, an established practice that provides comprehensive cardiovascular and thoracic surgical services for Norton Healthcare’s adult-service hospitals and completes an average of 1,100 surgical procedures annually. Norton Heart & Vascular Institute maintains 49% of the general thoracic surgery market share, more than any other health care provider in our service area.
Led by George J. Mikos, M.D., with more than 20 years’ experience as a thoracic surgeon, this team is known for its skill, experience, easy access for patients and ability to treat some of the most advanced conditions. Surgeons have access to a comprehensive suite of cutting‑edge technology in minimally invasive diagnostic and treatment options, including the use of robotic‑assisted thoracic surgery.
Norton Heart & Vascular Institute works closely with Norton Cancer Institute to provide comprehensive lung care to patients seen at Norton Cancer Institute Comprehensive Lung Center.
This multidisciplinary program has been designated as a GO2 Foundation for Lung Cancer Center of Excellence, reserved for programs designed to accelerate lung cancer detection and treatment by using advanced technology.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or status as a protected veteran.