Locum | Physician Interventional Cardiology

CompHealth; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 350,000 - 500,000; Full time

Job summary

CompHealth is offering a locum tenens opportunity for an Interventional Cardiologist in North Carolina. This role includes performing essential cardiac procedures and requires an active state license. Enjoy competitive pay, complimentary housing, and dedicated support throughout your assignments.

Benefits

Complimentary housing

Travel arrangements

Malpractice coverage

Dedicated recruiter

Qualifications

• Must have active state license.
• Procedures include cardiac caths, PTCA, IABP, stents, PCIs, STEMI.
• Credentialing required.

Responsibilities

• Provide locum assignments ranging from short-term to long-term.
• Negotiate competitive pay with weekly deposits.
• Manage credentialing and privileging process.

Skills

Active state license

Cardiac procedures

Credentialing

DEA registration

Job description

Locum Tenens Opportunity in NC for Interventional Cardiologist

Posted 2 days ago

North Carolina

Quick Facts

• Must have active state license
• Procedures include cardiac caths, PTCA, IABP, stents, PCIs, STEMI
• Credentialing required
• DEA registration needed

Description

We offer a variety of locum assignments, ranging from short-term (a day) to long-term (years), and local to far from home. At CompHealth, we provide more than just job postings; we offer tailored guidance to match your career goals and needs.

Our Services

• Negotiation of competitive pay with weekly deposits
• Complimentary housing, travel arrangements, and malpractice coverage
• Simplified credentialing and privileging process
• Online portal access for assignment details and time entry
• A dedicated recruiter managing every detail

Testimonials

“Dr. Chawla, Family Medicine: Being able to develop a relationship with my rep has made this experience much better. She understands my preferences and works well with me.”

“Dr. Baron, Internal Medicine: My interaction with CompHealth was exceptional. They demonstrated dedication from the first contact.”