TGH Florida Lung Transplant Opening
Academic Lung Transplant Surgeon - Cardiothoracic Surgery
Opportunity to join rapidly growing Lung Transplant Program at Assistant / Associate / Professor level with Leadership Potential
* Additional interest in minimally invasive/robotic thoracic or esophageal procedures will be supported
* Involvement in resident and medical school student education as well as strong research background encouraged
* Excellent starting salary plus bonus with strong benefits package
* Strong surgical support group including 14-member APP team
* Closed dedicated CTICU
* Ex Vivo Perfusion device for DCD lungs program
* Commitment to multidisciplinary team-based care
Affiliated with the University of South Florida Medical School, a highly ranked public research university which is nationally ranked in 6 specialties by U.S. News & World Report. Ranked top 10% in US News & reports and among the top cancer centers in Newsweek. TGH Cancer Institute is seeking NCI-designation. TGH Cancer Institute boasts a large tissue biobank and a rapidly expanding clinical trial infrastructure. Additionally, the cancer institute has rapidly growing stem cell transplant and CAR-T cell therapy programs.
The compensation package for this position includes an excellent base salary along with a bonus structure. Situated in Tampa, Florida, this opportunity comes with additional benefits such as no state income tax, proximity to a major international airport, and access to various professional sports leagues including NFL football, MLB baseball, and NHL hockey. The location also offers pristine beaches, opportunities for fishing, scuba diving, and boating, as well as world-class museums, restaurants, and shopping. The region is known for its excellent public schools and private academies, complemented by outstanding year-round tropical weather.
Rob Rector
Direct: 404-591-4218
rrectorweb@phg.com
Cell / Text: 678-234-6192
MENTION CODE 241005 - CTS
Minimum Requirements:
MD or DO Medical Degree
Eligible to be state licensed in the United States
United States Residency and / or Fellowship training
Must be Board Eligible and/or Board Certified in the United States