Cardiothoracic Surgeon: Aortic & Valvular Therapy Research

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Stanford University is recruiting a cardiothoracic surgeon to join the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery at the Palo Alto VA as an Assistant Professor in the University Medical Line. The role includes developing a clinical practice, teaching students and trainees, and leading translational research in thoracic aortic diseases. The successful candidate will participate in thoracic and valvular procedures, contribute to resident education, and build an independently funded laboratory with

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