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LocumTenens.com, LLC seeks an experienced interventional cardiologist for an on-site inpatient assignment with 24-hour call coverage at a hospital in Massachusetts. Start ASAP with credentialing expected around 90 days; ongoing weekly blocks and flexible scheduling as needed.
The role requires board certification in cardiology and focuses on inpatient cardiovascular disease management, diagnostic reads, and complex procedures such as diagnostic catheterization, PCI, IABP/Impella insertion, and
This Job at a GlanceJob Reference Id: ORD-223383-MD-MATitle: MDDates Needed: ASAP - Ongoing; minimum 1 week per month; credentialing approximately 90 daysShift Type: 24-Hour CallAssignment Type: InpatientCall Required: YesBoard Certification Required: YesJob Duration: Locums
This hospital-based facility maintains established clinical protocols and the infrastructure necessary to support inpatient interventional cardiovascular disease management on an on-site basis. The facility is equipped with a dedicated catheterization laboratory and is structured to accommodate locum tenens clinicians providing 24-hour call coverage. A staffing complement that includes one full-time interventional cardiologist and five moonlighters is in place to support clinical operations throughout the assignment period.
This state offers a range of attractions suited to varied interests, including historic sites, natural landscapes, and coastal scenery. Clinicians on assignment may enjoy outdoor recreation, arts and culture, and a network of community support services spanning the region. The area provides year-round activities and regional dining options for those seeking engagement beyond their clinical responsibilities.
Clinicians will provide inpatient cardiovascular disease management on a 24-hour call basis, with responsibilities encompassing inpatient support and diagnostic reads. Clinical procedures include diagnostic cardiac catheterization, percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI), IABP/Impella insertion, and temporary pacemaker insertion.