Interventional or General Cardiologist
maryland cardiac careDerwood (MD)
Interventional or General Cardiologist
Posted 2 days ago
maryland cardiac careDerwood (MD)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Maryland Cardiac Care, LLC would like to introduce you to an opportunity to practice cardiology in Rockville, MD - a suburb of Washington, DC. This is an ideal location in central Maryland with all the benefits of living close to a major metropolitan area, but also with access to the mountains, ocean, and more rural communities. The practice currently consists of 1 interventional cardiologist and 3 full time nurse practitioners. This is an exceptional opportunity for an experienced board certified non-invasive or interventional cardiologist looking to leave corporate or academic medicine and join a healthy group. The practice has one office location and performs procedures at two local hospitals. You would be joining a busy group that has steady growth and will be able to provide top notch care. We especially value excellent clinical care, teamwork, and have a strong and collaborative office culture.
Compensation and Benefits:
Competitive salary Paid vacation, holidays, and CMEFull benefits including medical, dental, and vision insurance 401k with employer contribution after 1 year of employment Malpractice coverage
Qualifications:
Board certification/eligible in Cardiology and/or Interventional Cardiology Licenses and certifications required to practice as a cardiologist in the area Excellent communication skills and ability to work in a team Strong problem-solving and decision-making abilities
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