General Cardiologist | Growing Cardiology Practice | Florida Panhandle

Transformational Health Network, Inc.; Tallahassee (FL); On-site; USD 250,000 - 450,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

PTO and CME time/allowance

Occurrence-based malpractice coverage

Comprehensive benefits program

Job summary

Transformational Health Network, Inc. is seeking a General Cardiologist in Central Florida to join a growing cardiology practice. The role involves inpatient and outpatient cardiology care, collaborating with ARNPs and the cardiovascular surgery team, and contributing to practice growth.

The ideal candidate is board-certified or eligible in Cardiovascular Disease with relevant training and a commitment to high-quality patient care in a modern facility on campus.

Qualifications

• Board-certified/eligible in Cardiovascular Disease.
• Appropriate cardiology training and qualifications.

Responsibilities

• Provide general cardiology care in inpatient/outpatient settings.
• Collaborate with hospital and practice ARNPs and the cardiovascular surgery team.
• Participate in the continued development of a growing cardiology practice.
• Support high-quality cardiovascular care for patients in the community.

Skills

Cardiology

Education

Board certification in Cardiovascular Disease

Job description

General Cardiologist | Growing Cardiology Practice | Florida Panhandle

We understand that healthcare careers are more than jobs—they are a calling.

At Transformational Health Network, Inc. (TrHN), we partner with respected healthcare organizations to place highly skilled registered nurses, advanced practice providers, and physicians in roles where they can make a meaningful impact on patient care.

Our mission is to help healthcare professionals find positions that offer growth, flexibility, competitive compensation, and supportive clinical environments.

General Cardiologist | Growing Cardiology Practice | Central Florida

• Position: General Cardiologist
• Schedule: Full-Time
• Practice Status: Group Startup

About the Opportunity

Our client is seeking a General Cardiologist to join a growing cardiology opportunity in Central Florida. The practice offers modern medical offices and hospital facilities, integrated office space on the hospital campus, Advanced Practice Registered Nurse support, and close coordination with cardiovascular surgery on campus.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide general cardiology care in an inpatient/outpatient setting.
• Collaborate with hospital and practice ARNPs and the cardiovascular surgery team.
• Participate in the continued development of a growing cardiology practice.
• Support high-quality cardiovascular care for patients in the community.

Minimum Qualifications

• Board eligible or board certified in Cardiovascular Disease.
• Candidates with appropriate cardiology training and qualifications are encouraged to apply.

What You'll Find

• Growing cardiology opportunity
• New, modern medical offices and hospital
• Fully integrated office space on the hospital campus
• Hospital ARNP and practice ARNP support
• Close care coordination with cardiovascular surgery on campus
• Competitive compensation
• Comprehensive and flexible benefits program
• PTO and CME time/allowance
• Occurrence-based malpractice coverage
• Strong support system

About the Area

Practice in Central Florida and enjoy a Gulf Coast community known for beautiful beaches, outdoor recreation, dining, and a growing healthcare environment.

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