At the forefront of thoracic care and innovation, Northwestern Medicine represents the pinnacle of excellence in the treatment of thoracic diseases. As we continue to push the boundaries of medical science, we are seeking an extraordinary thoracic surgeon, at the rank of Associate or Assistant Professor, to join our distinguished team and lead our thoracic oncology program. This prestigious role offers a remarkable opportunity to spearhead advancements in minimally invasive surgical techniques, significantly impacting the landscape of lung and esophageal surgery.

The successful candidate will be deeply involved in shaping the future of our thoracic oncology program, driving clinical growth through strategic partnerships and pioneering clinical trials that set new standards in patient care. With the support of unparalleled resources and a commitment to innovation that has seen us lead the nation in surgical breakthroughs and clinical outcomes, you will have the platform to influence thoracic care on a system-wide level.

The Canning Thoracic Institute (CTI), a testament to Northwestern Medicine's dedication to leading-edge care and research, provides an environment where exceptional patient care meets groundbreaking research. Our mission is to deliver solutions to the most challenging conditions affecting the lung and chest and our recent efforts toward innovation underscore our role as a beacon of hope and innovation.

In this leadership position, you will also engage in comprehensive lung health screening initiatives in partnership with our interventional pulmonology team, further emphasizing our holistic approach to patient care. This is an unparalleled chance to build a robust clinical practice within an institute that is not only at the forefront of thoracic surgery but also deeply committed to the education and development of the next generation of medical professionals.

We invite you to join us in our relentless quest for better-a quest that not only encompasses world-class medical care and groundbreaking research but also extends to our efforts to build better communities across Chicagoland and beyond. At the Canning Thoracic Institute, you will find a collaborative, supportive environment that champions diversity, fosters innovation, and values each member's contribution to our shared mission of improving patient health and advancing the field of thoracic medicine.

Primary responsibilities include providing a wide range of Thoracic Surgery services in Northwestern Medicine's Central region and includes shared service call, rounding and caring for pre-op and post-op patients in concert with the clinical team, and responding to local consultation requests and referrals. This position will support the continued expansion of the Thoracic Surgery program in the other Regions as well.

Primary responsibilities include providing a wide range of Thoracic Surgery services in Northwestern Medicine's Central region and includes shared service call, rounding and caring for pre-op and post-op patients in concert with the clinical team, and responding to local consultation requests and referrals. This position will support the continued expansion of the Thoracic Surgery program in the other Regions as well.

Qualified candidates must have a strong clinical background experience and have completed an ACGME-accredited Thoracic Surgery fellowship/residency program, and are board-eligible or board certified in Thoracic Surgery. Thoracic surgeons in this position will participate in academic programs of the Feinberg School of Medicine, including educational programs (didactic teaching, resident training, preceptorship, and mentoring) or research programs. Candidates must have completed an ACGME accredited thoracic surgery training program, and be certified by the American Board of Thoracic Surgery. Compensation is commensurate with experience and includes excellent healthcare and retirement benefits. Position will remain open until filled.

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