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Physician (MD/DO) - Cardiology - General/Other in Oregon

Posted 4 days ago

arr healthcareOroville (CA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$670,000

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About the role

Doctor of Medicine | Cardiology - General/Other Location: Oregon Employer: ARR Healthcare Pay: Competitive weekly pay (inquire for details)
Start Date: ASAP About the Position Offering an excellent work/life balance for a Non-Invasive Cardiologist in beautiful Oregon! Enjoy a 4-DAY week and NO CALL. Practice Details: Join 1 Cardiologist and 2 Nurse Practitioners Echo Tech, Nuclear Tech, Respiratory Techs, RN, and full support staff Average 12-16 patients per day Implantable cardiac device management services Supervision of stress testing procedures in co-located respiratory therapy department Interpretation of cardiac imaging, ECGs, and device interrogation reports Minor procedures, including implanting and removal of loop recorders, cardioversion, and TEE Scribe services are available for providers that average 15 patients per day Epic EHR with Cupid module and Muse coming soon Financials & Benefits: Total Compensation $670,000 Quality incentives up to $70K and an RVU bonus based on annual threshold $70,000 Commencement Bonus $8,000 annual CME, licensing, dues, subscription paid CME time Student Loan Repayment Full Benefits, including 401K with a match Paid Malpractice Community Information: It is in Northeast Oregon, nestled between the Blue Mountains and Eagle Caps. Grande Ronde Valley is the second-largest enclosed valley in the world. Home to Mount Emily Recreation Area, there are nearly 3,700 acres of year-round access to the Blue Mountains. A four-season climate and is a popular area for hiking, biking, kayaking, camping, fishing, back-country skiing, snow-shoeing, and much more! LP-2502-100033

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