The University of Texas Medical Branch seeks a board-certified Thoracic Surgeon to join the Division of Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery. This academic faculty opportunity offers the autonomy to build a broad clinical practice while helping shape the division’s next phase of growth. You will provide comprehensive thoracic surgical care, collaborate across specialties, and work with advanced robotic platforms, including single-port technology.The position also provides meaningful opportunities to teach residents and thoracic fellows, participate in scholarly activities, pursue research interests, and develop a distinct clinical or academic niche.
The incoming surgeon will join an established service with the support and institutional resources to expand referrals, strengthen programs, and advance multidisciplinary care. Opportunity HighlightsHelp grow an academic thoracic surgery division with the potential to expand to a three-surgeon practiceMaintain a broad practice encompassing thoracic oncology, benign thoracic disease, lung resections, esophageal surgery, complex procedures, and chest wall reconstructionWork with a robust robotic surgery program featuring multiple platforms and single-port technologyReceive support from a dedicated Thoracic Surgery Nurse Practitioner, shared advanced practice providers, residents, fellows, administrative staff, and cancer center nurse navigatorsCollaborating with Medical Oncology, Radiation Oncology, Gastroenterology, Trauma, Cardiac Surgery, and multidisciplinary teamsTeach residents and thoracic surgery fellows in the operating room and clinical environmentParticipate in scholarly activity, publications, and grant-funded research opportunitiesDevelop referral relationships, expand physician outreach, and grow market share across a regional clinical platformPursue potential leadership opportunities as the division expands Community InformationGalveston offers an engaging coastal lifestyle with beaches, recreation, historic architecture, dining, attractions, and a year-round calendar of community events. The island provides access to both distinctive coastal neighborhoods and mainland communities, giving physicians flexibility when choosing where to live. Galveston is also investing in long-term growth, transportation, economic development, and community resilience through its comprehensive planning process.
(City of Galveston, 2026; Visit Galveston, 2026) Enjoy convenient access to beaches, kayaking, cultural attractions, festivals, and outdoor recreationExplore historic districts, coastal neighborhoods, restaurants, museums, and year-round eventsChoose from island and mainland communities within reach of the university’s regional clinical locations (Visit Galveston, 2026) (galveston.com)Take the next step in your academic thoracic surgery career and help shape a growing program.Telana MushlinAMN No.
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This position is listed as full time and onsite.