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Physician Cardiology - Competitive Salary

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Job Description: Non-Invasive Cardiology opening in WisconsinOpportunity in Wisconsin Rapids, WI - Madison 110mFull-time or Part-timePermanent PositionH1B Visa SponsoredNew grads welcome to apply Highlights: Full-time position, 5 days a week; 8 am-5 pmNo call, no weekendsIncludes clinic and some inpatient consultationsLimited outreach required; within 30-minute driveComprehensive advanced structural heart, coronary, and EP programsCutting-edge technologySpecialized and highly skilled nursing supportDedicated research department based out of Wausau, WIExcellent work-life balanceTeaching opportunities available--- Benefits and Compensation: Earn up to 90% of MGMAFellowship support stipendUp to 75k sign-on bonus and 15k relocationLow cost of living with minimal commuteGenerous relocation assistanceCME supportPotential for loan repayment 100% Malpractice coverage-- About the Area: Wisconsin Rapids, WI, is a welcoming city known for its rich history, scenic beauty, and strong community spirit. Situated along the picturesque Wisconsin River, the city offers numerous recreational opportunities, including boating, fishing, and exploring extensive parks and trails. Wisconsin Rapids also features a vibrant arts scene, excellent schools, and a variety of local businesses and dining options. A significant advantage of living in Wisconsin Rapids is its proximity to the city of Stevens Point, just a 30-minute drive away. This closeness provides residents with easy access to the additional cultural, educational, and economic amenities of a larger city while allowing them to enjoy the charm and tranquility of a smaller, tight-knit community.

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