Cardiothoracic Surgeon - Rock Hill, South Carolina
Join an established cardiothoracic surgery program in Rock Hill, South Carolina, with a strong cardiac surgery focus and experienced clinical support.
Position Highlights
Established Surgical Program: Participate in approximately 360 cardiothoracic cases annually, including approximately 250 cardiac cases.
Cardiac Surgery Focus: Perform coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) and valve procedures.
Experienced Support Team: Work alongside 5 advanced practice providers, a dedicated cardiovascular operating room team, cardiac anesthesiologists, perfusionists, and CVICU nurse practitioners.
Schedule & Call
3 to 4 operating room days and a half day of clinic each week
1:2 home call rotation, with PAs taking first call
Overnight hospital visits are rare
PRN or locum coverage available for 8 to 12 weekends
Compensation & Benefits
Base salary of $685,000+ based on experience, plus productivity based compensation
Total annual compensation potential of $1 million
Sign on bonus and relocation assistance negotiable
30 days of PTO, including CME time
$5,000 CME allowance
401(k) retirement plan and stock option
Malpractice coverage with tail
Candidate Requirements
Minimum of three years of experience after completion of training is required.
Strong CABG and valve surgery experience is important.
Thoracic surgery capability is preferred but not required.
Experience with a structural heart program is highly desirable.
U.S.-based training is preferred. MD and DO candidates are considered. J-1 and H-1B candidates are not being considered.
Live & Work in Rock Hill, South Carolina
Rock Hill, South Carolina, is located about 20 minutes south of Charlotte, offering convenient access to Charlotte Douglas International Airport, major city amenities, and a wide range of dining and entertainment options. The area also features outdoor recreation along the Catawba River, miles of walking and biking trails, parks, and a lively downtown with local restaurants, shops, and community events.
Apply or reach out to learn more about the surgical program, compensation structure, and clinical support.
