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David Careers

Physician / Cardiology - Non Invasive / North Carolina / Permanent / $700k+ Total Income Private Practice Coastal North Carolina Cardiology Job Job

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healthcare connectionsEvansville (IN)
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About the role

Value-Based Cardiology Opportunity in Coastal North Carolina Want to make the same money as an Interventionalist without the intense call or lack of work/life balance that Interventionalist life brings? Not to mention, have waterfront property and have the time to use the boat? Now's your chance! A long-time physician put in their retirement notice, leaving this thriving physician-owned and physician-led multi-specialty group to seek a Cardiologist to take over for an existing patient panel at one of their numerous locations. VALUE-BASED MEDICINE = this is your chance to practice the type of medicine that inspired you to become a doctor in the first place!!! This organization boasts a collegiate atmosphere and has been in business for over 25 years. If you're seeking work-life balance in a coastal community offering endless amenities, rich culture, affordable cost of living and financial security for years to come, then don't wait to learn more. The ideal candidate is a BC/BE Cardiologist with or without interventions - practicing physicians and new graduates. Visa sponsorship is not available at this time. - 100% Outpatient- LUCRATIVE 2 Year Base Salary + Profit sharing- MON thru FRI 8a-5p with NO WEEKENDS- Only 18-22ppd and be able to earn 90th to 99th MGMA Percentile income!- 401k with match Located in a GORGEOUS river community along the North Carolina coast, enjoy excellent schools and high quality of life in this mid-sized town with a healthy mix of young professionals, families and retirees. Interested candidates, please call for more details and submit your CV to to be considered! Know someone looking? Call today to discuss our $2,000 referral bonus and pass the information along!

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