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Royal Oak Health Group in Jacksonville, FL seeks an invasive cardiologist to join a busy group. The position offers a base salary of $500,000+ with a productivity bonus and a robust benefits package, including relocation assistance and CME time.
The ideal candidate is board certified (or board eligible as a graduating fellow) with echo and nuclear medicine skills to support a high-volume practice. The group emphasizes collaboration and patient care in a hospital-based setting.
Well established and busy healthcare employer in Jacksonville, Florida seeks to hire an Invasive Cardiologist to join busy group. Cardiologist needs to be board certified if practicing, board eligible if a graduating Fellow. Echo and Nuclear skills required. Competitive compensation and benefits package including bonus structure. The office has an abundance of exam rooms, well-trained medical assistants, multiple mid-level ARNP's.
The ancillary services on site include an office based freestanding Cath lab for diagnostic heart Cath (some PCI) and a large volume of peripheral vascular intv. There is a PET scanner and nuclear medicine, echocardiography, vascular ultrasound, pacer checks, remote and Holter monitoring etc.
The group admits patients through the hospitalists or PCP's and our cardiologists only are consulting for cardiology or peripheral issues. The volume of this practice is high, the referrals come from over 100 referral sources and there is a very large population of established patients in the group. Very busy practice.
The opportunity:
Jacksonville is a great Florida community with beautiful beaches, great schools and the group offers a collegial work environment.
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