Non Invasive Cardiologist - Outpatient Only, No Call
$700,000 per year
ApplyNon Invasive Cardiologist - Outpatient Only, No Call
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$700,000 per year
About the role
- Earning Potential: $700,000 - $800,000 / yrBusy practice, high demand for cardiology services and lots of growth potential serving a large primary care referral service.
- Market leading compensation rates with high earning potential and a quality bonus program
- Shareholder opportunity with additional compensation upside
- Shared evening outpatient call; no hospital call or rounding
- Easy access to resources, coding, and IT support utilizing the Epic platform
- Comprehensive benefits package (Dental and vision insurance, plus healthcare and dependent care spending accounts).Company paid Employee Assistance Program (EAP) and life insurance, plus optional supplemental life.
- Company paid Disability Insurance plus optional voluntary benefits such as accident and critical Illness insurance for yourself and dependents.401(k) plan
- Time Off including Provider Advanced Time Off (PATO) and holidays so employees can take a break or care for themselves and their family.
- Continuing Medical Education and bonus opportunities.
- Provide outpatient services to our rapidly growing patient base.
- This is a clinic-based position with evening outpatient call; there is no hospital call or rounding.
- Team of well-respected cardiologists servicing over 60,000 attributed primary care lives within Summit Medical Group and a total catchment area of 350,000 people.
- Full service nuclear, echo, CT and device clinic services on site.
- Work closely with primary care and other medical specialties to provide excellent quality care.
- Coordination of care with a large primary care base and many other specialists.
- Comprehensive support teams for insurance authorization, billing, IT, HR, and coding.
- Onsite laboratory, radiology, and other ancillary services
- Background DesiredBE/BC in Cardiology
- Physician License State of OR
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