Heart Failure Cardiologist – Hybrid Inpatient/Outpatient

Chicago Derm; Urbana (IL); Hybrid; USD 600,000 - 645,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation allowance

CME allowance

Paid malpractice with tail coverage

Health/dental insurance

Job summary

Carle Health in Urbana, Illinois is seeking an additional Heart Failure Cardiologist to join a growing Cardiology Division. The role balances 50% Heart Failure and 50% Non-Invasive Cardiology, with an emphasis on LVAD and transplant-free practice.

The schedule includes 8 AM–4 PM outpatient weeks and two inpatient weeks per month, with shared call duties. Fellowship training in Heart Failure & Transplant Cardiology is not required; HFSA certification is welcomed, and extensive HF cardiology

Qualifications

• Fellowship training in Heart Failure & Transplant Cardiology not required.
• Heart Failure Certification through HFSA preferred for Non-Invasive Cardiologists.
• Extensive experience in Heart Failure Cardiology is considered.

Responsibilities

• Hybrid inpatient rounding model with inpatient rotations 2 weeks/month.
• Outpatient workload of 6–14 patients/day during outpatient weeks.
• Practice will be 50% Heart Failure and 50% Non-Invasive Cardiology (LVAD and transplants not performed here).
• Participate in General Cardiology call every 6–8 weeks.
• Cardiology Fellows participate with the heart failure service and after-hour general Cardiology call.
• Opportunity for academic and/or research affiliation with Carle Illinois College of Medicine.

Skills

Heart Failure Cardiology

HFSA Certification

Non-Invasive Cardiologist

Job description

Carle Health in Urbana, Illinois is seeking an additional Heart Failure Cardiologist to join a growing Cardiology Division. The role balances 50% Heart Failure and 50% Non-Invasive Cardiology, with an emphasis on LVAD and transplant-free practice.

The schedule includes 8 AM–4 PM outpatient weeks and two inpatient weeks per month, with shared call duties. Fellowship training in Heart Failure & Transplant Cardiology is not required; HFSA certification is welcomed, and extensive HF cardiology