Interventional Cardiologist - Conway

Posted 2 days ago

baptist health arkansasConway (AR)

Cardiologists Specialty (except Psychiatric and Substance Abuse) Hospitals

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Senior

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About the role

INTERVENTIONAL CARDIOLOGIST – BHMC-CONWAY Baptist Health Medical Center‑Conway (BHMC‑C) in conjunction with Arkansas Cardiology Conway (ACC) is seeking a BE/BC Interventional Cardiologist to join an existing practice in Conway. BHMC‑C has served patients in Faulkner County and surrounding areas since it opened in September of 2016. The nationally recognized, faith‑based hospital features 120 licensed beds, 14 ICU beds, an inpatient rehabilitation unit, 2 cath labs, and 10 operating rooms. The Emergency Department is a Level III trauma center and is Stroke Ready designated. The hospital has more than 250 medical staff with access to specialists. Arkansas Cardiology is a specialty cardiology group that has been providing advanced cardiovascular services in the state for over 30 years, with 28 cardiologists in three primary locations: Little Rock, North Little Rock, and Conway. The opportunity is to join four existing Cardiologists. The ideal candidate will be a cardiologist interested in practicing general and interventional cardiology. To apply for this opportunity please send your CV directly to dana.heifner@baptist-health.org or phillip.wallace@baptist-health.org.For more information call Dana Heifner, Physician Recruiter at 501‑312‑1818 or Phillip Wallace, Senior Physician Recruiter at 501‑202‑4377.

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