Interventional Cardiologist – $700K–$850K + Productivity | Periph Vas Bonus

H.T. Prof Executive Search; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 700,000 - 850,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid relocation

Health insurance

Paid time off

Medical malpractice coverage with tail

Cell phone

Laptop

Job summary

Interventional Cardiologist position in Jacksonville, Florida, with a private cardiology and peripheral vascular practice, seeks board certified/eligible physicians with strong peripheral skills or a keen interest in building a high-volume peripheral service.

The role emphasizes coronary and peripheral interventions, with no structural heart training required, and offers a guaranteed base salary plus productivity bonus, plus strong patient volume and referral networks.

Qualifications

• Board-certified or board-eligible in Interventional Cardiology.
• Strong peripheral vascular/interventional skills or interest in peripheral practice.
• Florida medical licensure eligibility.

Responsibilities

• Provide inpatient cardiology consultation and rounding.
• Operate in a consultative role with hospitalists and PCPs.
• Manage call schedule (approximately 1:4–1:5) and urgent interventional cases.

Skills

Board Certified

Interventional Cardiology

Coronary intervention

Peripheral vascular skills

Education

MD or DO

Job description

Interventional Cardiologist – $700K–$850K + Productivity | Periph Vas Bonus

An established, high-volume private cardiology and peripheral vascular practice in Jacksonville, Florida is seeking a Board Certified/Board Eligible Interventional Cardiologist with strong peripheral vascular skills or a significant interest in developing a high-volume peripheral practice.

This position offers a strong mix of coronary and peripheral vascular intervention within an established practice with substantial existing patient volume and a diverse referral network. Structural heart training is not required.

Position Highlights

• $700,000–$850,000 guaranteed annual base salary


• Additional productivity bonus


• Strong emphasis on peripheral vascular and coronary intervention


• No structural heart requirement


• Significant existing patient and procedural volume


• Extensive referral network


• Approximately 1:4–1:5 call rotation


• Advanced practice provider support for hospital rounding


• Hospital admissions managed by hospitalists and primary care physicians


• Cardiologists function primarily as consultants


• Expanding outpatient procedural capabilities


• Limited satellite clinic responsibilities

Interventional & Peripheral Vascular Practice

The practice maintains a well-established peripheral vascular and endovascular program with significant complex procedural volume.

Procedural capabilities include:

• Coronary angiography and intervention


• Peripheral vascular interventions


• Complex endovascular cases


• Laser atherectomy


• Rotational atherectomy


• Orbital atherectomy


• AngioJet thrombectomy


• IVUS


• Peripheral stenting


• Other advanced coronary and peripheral vascular procedures

The practice also maintains a busy venous program offering thermal ablation, radiofrequency ablation, adhesive closure, phlebectomy, sclerotherapy, and related venous services.

A new ambulatory surgical facility is under development as part of the practice's continued expansion.

Practice & Diagnostic Capabilities

The practice provides comprehensive cardiovascular diagnostic and ancillary services, including:

• Nuclear cardiology, including SPECT and cardiac PET


• Advanced cardiac CT


• Echocardiography


• Remote ECG monitoring


• Office-based procedural capabilities


• Experienced advanced practice providers


• Registered vascular and diagnostic technologists

Hospital & Call Responsibilities

The physician will provide inpatient cardiology consultation and rounding at a nearby hospital with comprehensive cardiovascular and interventional capabilities.

Patients are admitted through hospitalists or primary care physicians, allowing the cardiology team to function primarily in a consultative capacity.

Call is approximately 1:4–1:5. After-hours responsibilities are generally telephone-based, with the Interventional Cardiologist responding when necessary to urgent interventional cases such as STEMI or acute limb ischemia.

Qualifications

• MD or DO


• Board Certified or Board Eligible in Interventional Cardiology


• Coronary interventional training


• Strong peripheral vascular/endovascular skills or significant interest in peripheral intervention


• Ability to manage both cardiac and peripheral vascular disease


• Eligible for Florida medical licensure


• Structural heart training is not required


• $700,000–$850,000 guaranteed annual base salary


• Productivity bonus


• Paid relocation


• Health insurance


• Paid time off


• Medical malpractice coverage with tail contribution


• Cell phone


• Laptop

Location: Jacksonville, Florida
Employment: Full-Time, Permanent
Specialty: Interventional Cardiology
Focus: Coronary & Peripheral Vascular Intervention
Practice Setting: Private Practice