Physician Surgery-General - Competitive Salary

Job Description

Lutheran Hospital is seeking a General Surgery/Hepatobiliary Surgeon to join an established team of two surgeons in a collegial, supportive practice environment.

This is an excellent opportunity for a surgeon who wants to combine the breadth of General Surgery with the opportunity to develop a meaningful Hepatobiliary (HPB) practice. Approximately 30% of the practice will be focused on HPB, with the remaining volume consisting of General Surgery.

Whether you are an experienced surgeon looking for a well-supported practice or a recent graduate ready to establish your career, this position offers the resources, clinical variety, and team environment to thrive.

The Opportunity

• Join two experienced surgeons in a collaborative practice
• Approximately 30% HPB / 70% General Surgery
• Opportunity to perform a broad range of complex hepatobiliary and general surgical procedures
• Level II Trauma Center providing a diverse and stimulating surgical environment
• Strong APP support to enhance clinical efficiency and patient care
• Open to experienced surgeons as well as new graduates
• Opportunity to grow an HPB-focused practice while maintaining a broad General Surgery skill set
• Supportive hospital environment with access to multidisciplinary resources
• Collegial team culture with an emphasis on high-quality patient care

Comprehensive Compensation & Benefits

A competitive compensation package may include:

• Guaranteed base salary + wRVU incentive
• Commencement bonus
• Medical education debt repayment assistance
• Stipend available during residency/fellowship
• CME allowance and paid vacation
• 401(k) and comprehensive health benefits
• Relocation assistance

Experienced surgeons and graduating residents/fellows are encouraged to apply.

About the Hospital

Lutheran Hospital is a 396-bed tertiary care facility in Fort Wayne serving northeastern Indiana and northwestern Ohio. Accredited by The Joint Commission, the hospital offers comprehensive services including Level II adult and pediatric trauma care, stroke care, cancer care, heart and transplant services, maternity and pediatric care, and a wide range of inpatient and outpatient specialties to meet the needs of the regional community.

Community

Fort Wayne, Indiana’s second-largest city , is a nationally recognized and affordable community offering strong educational systems, multiple universities, cultural institutions, museums, sports teams, and an extensive trail network. Centrally located in the Midwest, Fort Wayne provides easy access to major cities, including Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and Detroit.