Interventional Cardiologist — Peripheral & Coronary

Acloché LLC; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 700,000 - 850,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

CME allowance

Relocation assistance

Paid time off

Malpractice tail coverage

Cell phone

Job summary

Acloché LLC is partnering with an established private cardiology and peripheral vascular practice in Jacksonville, FL to recruit a Board Certified/Board Eligible Interventional Cardiologist with strong peripheral vascular skills or interest in developing a high-volume peripheral program. The role emphasizes coronary and peripheral intervention within a busy, referral-rich setting.

No structural heart training is required; call is approximately 1:4–1:5 and hospital rounds are supported by APCs

Qualifications

• MD or DO degree required.
• Board Certified or Board Eligible in Interventional Cardiology.
• Coronary interventional training.
• Strong peripheral vascular/endovascular skills or interest.
• Ability to manage both cardiac and peripheral vascular disease.
• Eligible for Florida medical licensure.
• Structural heart training not required.

Responsibilities

• Provide inpatient cardiology consultation and rounding at a hospital with interventional capabilities.
• Function as a consultant in a private practice setting.
• Participate in a 1:4–1:5 call rotation.
• Support outpatient procedures and expanding ambulatory capabilities.
• Collaborate with hospitalists, PCPs, and APCs for patient care.

Skills

Interventional cardiology

Peripheral vascular

Endovascular skills

Cardiac care

Education

MD/DO

Job description

Acloché LLC is partnering with an established private cardiology and peripheral vascular practice in Jacksonville, FL to recruit a Board Certified/Board Eligible Interventional Cardiologist with strong peripheral vascular skills or interest in developing a high-volume peripheral program. The role emphasizes coronary and peripheral intervention within a busy, referral-rich setting.

No structural heart training is required; call is approximately 1:4–1:5 and hospital rounds are supported by APCs