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Physician / Cardiology - Electrophysiology / Georgia / Permanent / Cardiology Electrophysiologist - Augusta, GA high volume Job

Posted 30 days ago

britt medical searchAugusta (GA)

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About the role

Cardiac Electrophysiologist Opportunity Augusta, Georgia A leading regional healthcare organization is seeking a Cardiac Electrophysiologist to join a high-volume, hospital-employed cardiology practice in Augusta, Georgia. The incoming physician will play an important role in the continued development of the electrophysiology program and can expect the opportunity to build a busy practice quickly. Opportunity Highlights Join a high-volume, established cardiology practice Opportunity to help grow and further develop the electrophysiology program Strong patient demand with the ability to ramp up quickly Collegial environment with an emphasis on teamwork Dedicated advanced practice provider support Competitive compensation package Comprehensive health, dental, life and disability insurance Relocation assistance 401(k) with company match Employee stock purchase plan Paid time off CME allowance and dedicated CME days Occurrence-based malpractice coverage About Augusta Augusta is Georgia s second-largest city and offers an attractive combination of affordability, history, culture and outdoor recreation. The area features a vibrant downtown with locally owned restaurants, shops and entertainment, along with a growing arts scene and a variety of desirable surrounding communities. The region s mild climate supports year-round recreation, including kayaking along the Savannah River and Augusta Canal and boating, fishing and swimming at nearby Clarks Hill Lake. Augusta is also internationally recognized as the home of the Masters Tournament and offers abundant golf opportunities, strong schools and excellent housing value. APPLY NOW or TEXT Job & email address to 636 - 628 - 2412. Search all of our provider opportunities at: brittmedical DOT com

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