General Non-Invasive Cardiology

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aoiassnSeattle (WA)

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General Non-Invasive Cardiology Metro Seattle/Tacoma WATwo excellent cardiology opportunities are available in Washington! SilverdaleBE/BC in cardiology with ABIMSeeking a cardiologist with strong non-invasive imaging skills: ECHO, TEE, Nuclear, and optionally cardiac CT.Joining 14 cardiologists, 13 APP's, 4 interventional cardiologists, a structural cardiologist, 2 EP's and an advanced cardiac imaging cardiologist specializing in cardiac MRI.Employed position with excellent well-established health system based in WA.Silverdale is located 40 miles northwest from Tacoma. No post fellowship experience is required No state income tax. EPIC Medical Records. Bonney Lake/EnumclawBE/BC in cardiology with ABIMEmployed position with excellent well-established health system based in WA.Two years of post-fellowship experience is preferred. Bonney Lake is located 16 miles east of Tacoma. Four-day workweek, three days in Bonney Lake and one day in Enumclaw Joining one additional cardiologist located in Bonney Lake. Weekday call 1:10 and no weekend call. No state income tax. Contact Information To learn more, please contact Arleen RichardsonARichardson@RM-Med.comYour CV will remain confidential until you authorize its release.

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