General Cardiologist

Posted 3 days ago

cardiovascular institute of san diegoSan Diego (CA)

Cardiologists Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

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About the role

General Cardiologist Opportunity - California Cardiovascular Institute of San Diego– San Diego, California General Cardiologist | Cardiovascular Institute of San Diego | San Diego, California Be part of a successful established team in California. Expect to be busy from the first day! The dynamic team of cardiologists in our practice represent all fields of cardiology, including General, Interventional, Structural, Peripheral, Electrophysiology, Imaging, Pulmonary Hypertension, and Heart Failure. This is a one stop cardiology care facility! The practice is actively involved in research and currently involved in multiple clinical trials. Great opportunity for cultivating a thriving practice with a partnership track in this growing cardiology group. Quick Facts: Non-invasive cardiology position responsible for providing cardiology services in a out-patient setting. Impressive work/life balance State of the art cardiology office with top tier diagnostic equipment including nuclear, echo, and vascular accreditation. Impressive compensation and competitive benefits package; opportunity to earn above market annually.

Requirements: To be considered, applicant must have an Active/In Process California Medical License and be Board Certified/Board Eligible in Cardiology. Travel between offices in San Diego is required.

Benefits: Impressive compensation and competitive benefits package, base plus productivity bonus.

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