Physician - General Cardiologist (3026)
Physician - General Cardiologist (3026)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Defined two-year partnership track with no partnership buy-in required
- Equity participation opportunity
- Opportunity to help shape the clinical model, workflows, and future growth of the cardiology service line
- Established and growing referral base with immediate cross-specialty collaboration
- Competitive compensation with production bonus opportunity
- Comprehensive benefits package and relocation assistance
- Support from an experienced local operations team and the broader US Heart and Vascular network
- Clinical responsibilities are expected to include:
- General cardiovascular consultations, evaluation, and longitudinal patient management
- Outpatient diagnostic testing and interpretation within the physician's scope and credentials
- Cardiac risk assessment and preoperative clearance for patients within the existing surgical referral pipeline
- Collaboration with vascular surgeons, advanced practice providers, imaging staff, and clinical teams
- Development of strong relationships with primary care physicians and other referring providers throughout Knoxville and East Tennessee
- Participation in the continued development of the practice's cardiology services, quality standards, and patient access strategy
- MD or DO degree from an accredited medical school
- Board Certified or Board Eligible in Cardiovascular Disease
- Completion of an ACGME-accredited Cardiovascular Disease fellowship
- Eligible for an unrestricted Tennessee medical license and applicable hospital or facility privileges
- Commitment to collaborative, high-quality, patient-centered care
- Interest in helping build and grow a new cardiology service line
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