North Carolina Interventional Cardiology opportunity

Posted 2 days ago

doctors choice placement servicesCharlotte (NC)

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About the role

North Carolina Interventional Cardiology opportunity Client located in the heart of the Piedmont—an area famous for its rolling hills and friendly people. Its strategic location is at the center of the state, a short distance from several urban areas—Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Charlotte and the Research Triangle Park. Interventional Cardiologist job responsibilities/BenefitsMonday–Friday: 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM Mix of inpatient and outpatient care Manageable call schedule Access to Cath Lab & Daytime STEMI program launching in 2026 Clinic located on main hospital campus for seamless care Competitive Benefits Relocation assistance Short & long-term disability insurance Full professional liability coverage Excellent 401 K retirement plan Generous CME time & allowance QualificationsBoard Eligible/Board Certified in Interventional Cardiology
Ideal candidate: 2–5 years of experience Strong team player with excellent communication skills
Responsibilities: This role offers a unique opportunity to manage the full spectrum of cardiovascular disease, focusing exclusively on coronary interventions within a strong environment for education, innovation, and clinical research Physicians will care for complex cardiac and vascular patients Opportunity is exclusively coronary, with no peripheral vascular or structural heart interventions Serving as overseeing attending for an APP led inpatient and outpatient APPs; responsibilities include morning rounds, care coordination, and consultative support Performing a full range of diagnostic and interventional coronary procedures, including coronary angiography, PCI (angioplasty and stenting), atherectomy, and advanced coronary imaging (IVUS/FFR) Managing acute coronary syndromes (STEMI/NSTEMI) and complex coronary disease
Typical Weekly Schedule: Two to three days per week in the cath lab performing procedures
Typical Weekly Schedule: One to two days per week in clinic

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