Invasive Cardiologist Needed in Southern Kentucky

Royal Oak Health Group; Ashland (KY); On-site; USD 350,000 - 550,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Signing bonus

Student loan support

WRVU productivity compensation

Excellent benefits package

Job summary

Royal Oak Health Group in Southern Kentucky invites a BC.BE General Cardiologist to join an established hospital-employed practice. You will serve a broad patient population with access to two dozen outreach facilities, supported by a competitive salary guarantee and WRVU-based incentives.

The position offers a signing bonus and student loan support, along with comprehensive benefits and a balanced workload.

Qualifications

• Board-certified or board-eligible in cardiology.

Responsibilities

• Provide general non-invasive and invasive cardiology care as part of an established practice.
• Collaborate with hospitalists and specialty colleagues to coordinate patient care.
• Participate in on-call schedule and contribute to program development.

Skills

Cardiology board certification

Job description

Healthcare employer in Southern Kentucky has a lucrative opportunity for a BC.BE General Non-Invasive or Invasive Cardiologist.

The hospital-employed physician will receive a competitive salary guarantee plus WRVU productivity compensation. Additional highlights include:

• excellent benefits (health, vision, dental, life, retirement)
• equitable call and manageable workload
• signing bonus and student loan support

This opportunity offers an established practice with excellent referral resources featuring a network of two dozen primary care outreach facilities and care for a patient population of 700,000 throughout Kentucky and Ohio.

This opportunity is open to H1B visa candidates.

This region is renowned for family friendly communities with great schools and low crime. They also host some of the country’s finest state parks, featuring golf, skiing, boating, fishing, hunting and biking. Short drive to metro cities in Ohio (Cincinnati and Columbus) and Kentucky (Lexington and Louisville).