Baxter Health Expands Cardiothoracic Surgery Programme with New Physician
Baxter Health is pleased to announce the addition of G. Phillip Schoettle, MD, to its cardiothoracic surgery team, joining Natalie Ostro, MD, adn F. Michael Bauer, MD, in providing advanced cardiac and thoracic care to the region. This expansion reinforces Baxter Health’s dedication to offering comprehensive, high-quality services to residents of north central Arkansas and south central Missouri.
Dr. Schoettle brings critically important experience to Baxter Health, having moast recently practiced at hospitals in Memphis, Tennessee, including St. Francis Hospital, methodist Healthcare, and Baptist Memorial Hospital.His medical journey began with a Bachelor’s degree from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, followed by his Doctor of Medicine from the University of tennessee Health Science Center in memphis.
Dr. Schoettle completed his medical training with an internal medicine internship at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Memphis, a general surgery residency at Ochsner Foundation Hospitals, and a specialized fellowship in thoracic and cardiovascular surgery, also in Memphis.Throughout his training, he earned a reputation for providing skilled, patient-focused surgical care.
“Dr.Schoettle’s expertise and dedication to both innovation and compassionate patient care align perfectly with the values of our existing cardiothoracic team,” stated ron Peterson, President & CEO of Baxter Health. “The combined skills of Dr. Schoettle, Dr. Ostro, and Dr.Bauer position Baxter Health at the forefront of cardiothoracic care in the region.”
Beyond his professional commitments, Dr. Schoettle enjoys traveling with his wife, spending time with family and friends, and caring for his two miniature labradoodles.
Baxter Health’s enhanced cardiothoracic program is committed to delivering collaborative, clinically excellent care, ensuring patients have access to the latest advancements and a compassionate healthcare experience.
