Cardiologist – Non-Invasive or Invasive Non-Interventional
About this role
Cardiologist - Non-Invasive or Invasive Non-Interventional
Employment Type: Permanent | Full-Time Location: Jacksonville, Florida Salary:
• Base salary: $575,000-$625,000 annually. • Productivity bonus: Up to $75,000 annually.
Specialty: Non-Invasive or Invasive/Non-Interventional Cardiology
Practice Setting: Private Practice
An established, high-volume private cardiology and peripheral vascular practice in Jacksonville, Florida is seeking a Board Certified/Board Eligible Non-Invasive or Invasive Non-Interventional Cardiologist to join its growing physician team.
This opportunity provides the incoming cardiologist with an established patient population, strong referral network, comprehensive in-office diagnostic capabilities, and experienced clinical support. The physician will have the opportunity to step directly into a busy practice rather than build a patient panel from the ground up.
Position Highlights
• Established private cardiology and peripheral vascular practice • Join a multidisciplinary cardiology team • Large existing patient population • Extensive established referral network • Office-based cardiology consultations • Hospital consultation and rounding • Interpretation of cardiovascular diagnostic studies • General cardiology responsibilities • Significant peripheral vascular patient population • Advanced practice provider and experienced clinical staff support • Hospital admissions managed by hospitalists and primary care physicians • Cardiologists function primarily as consultants • After-hours responsibilities are generally limited to telephone coverage • Limited satellite clinic responsibilities • Expanding outpatient procedural capabilities
Practice & Diagnostic Capabilities
The practice offers comprehensive cardiovascular diagnostic and ancillary services, including:
• Nuclear cardiology, including SPECT and cardiac PET • Advanced cardiac CT • Echocardiography • Vascular ultrasound • Pacemaker/device checks • Remote ECG monitoring • Established venous services • Peripheral vascular diagnostics • Office-based procedural capabilities
The practice has a particularly strong peripheral vascular patient population and an established endovascular program. Because of this volume, the incoming cardiologist should be comfortable recognizing and managing both cardiac and peripheral vascular disease .