Cardiology - Interventional Physician

Newmark Healthcare Services, Inc.; Kansas; On-site; USD 400,000 - 600,000; Full time

Job summary

A regional medical center in Alabama is seeking an Interventional Cardiologist to join a retiring physician and a Nurse Practitioner. This role offers a competitive compensation package, including a sign-on bonus, relocation assistance, and health benefits. The area is known for its outdoor activities and a vibrant community, making it an excellent opportunity for both experienced physicians and new graduates.

Benefits

CME allowance

Sign-on bonus

Student loan assistance

Relocation allowance

Health benefits

Retirement plan

Hunting and fishing licenses

Qualifications

• Experience in Interventional Cardiology preferred.
• J1 visa support available.

Responsibilities

• Join a physician and a Nurse Practitioner in a regional medical center.
• 10 days of call per month with opportunities for additional paid shifts.

Skills

American Board Certification

TEE experience

device implant experience

Job description

This Regional Medical Center, located in AL, offers an employed Interventional Cardiology position joining one physician who is retiring in 2028 and a Nurse Practitioner. The role involves 10 days of call per month, with opportunities for additional paid call shifts. TEE and device implant experience are a plus. American Board Certification or Eligibility is required. J1 visa support is available. This is an excellent opportunity for experienced physicians or new graduates seeking a better quality of life and a chance to make a difference. Physicians are highly valued and respected in our community. Located on the Alabama River, the area offers some of the country's best hunting and fishing, with good weather enabling outdoor activities year-round.

Recruitment package may include:

• Compensation in the MGMA median range plus wRVU production incentive
• $5K CME allowance
• Sign-on bonus
• Student loan assistance
• $10K relocation allowance
• Residency stipend
• Health benefits and retirement plan
• Hunting and fishing licenses purchased for you!

The town has a population of 18,000 residents and features Alabama's largest historic district, with over 1,200 historic structures, including antebellum and Victorian homes, and numerous museums. Historic buildings once used for cotton storage and Civil War munitions now house specialty shops, cafés, and offices. The area offers a vibrant arts scene with venues like the Art Guild Gallery and the Walton Theatre. Educational institutions include public and private high schools, Selma University, Wallace State Community College, and Concordia College. Within a 100-mile radius are Auburn University, the University of Alabama, Troy State, and the University of West Alabama.

Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy the Alabama River for fishing, boating, and water sports. The region has 12 commercial hunting organizations for buck, quail, and turkey hunting. There are two public golf courses and five Robert Trent Jones courses within two hours. The city also offers lighted baseball and softball diamonds, 20 tennis courts, and organized leagues for various sports.

The town has a small municipal airport, and the nearest international airport is in Spokane, approximately two hours away.