New Grad Cardiologist – Outpatient, No Call, Russian Fluent

Key People; New York (NY); On-site; USD 350,000 - 390,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision

CME reimbursement

Paid malpractice insurance

No call

Retirement plan

Job summary

Key People in New York seeks a General Cardiologist with a strong focus on outpatient care in Queens and Brooklyn. The role is open to new graduates and emphasizes a supportive, clinic-focused environment with excellent work-life balance. In-person, no on-call responsibilities, and a competitive compensation package are offered.

MD or DO with NY licensure and Board Certification/Eligibility are required. Russian fluency is required due to a large Russian-speaking patient population, and strong

Qualifications

• MD or DO
• Board Eligible or Board Certified in Cardiology
• New York State medical licensure
• Russian language fluency required
• Strong communication skills and patient-focused approach

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive outpatient cardiology care to adult patients
• Diagnose and manage common cardiovascular conditions
• Perform and interpret non-invasive cardiac testing as appropriate
• Develop individualized treatment plans and manage ongoing care
• Collaborate with clinical and administrative team members
• Maintain accurate and timely documentation in the electronic health record
• Educate patients on cardiovascular health, prevention, and disease management

Skills

Russian fluency

Strong communication

Education

MD or DO

Board Eligible or Board Certified in Cardiology

New York medical licensure

Job description

Key People in New York seeks a General Cardiologist with a strong focus on outpatient care in Queens and Brooklyn. The role is open to new graduates and emphasizes a supportive, clinic-focused environment with excellent work-life balance. In-person, no on-call responsibilities, and a competitive compensation package are offered.

MD or DO with NY licensure and Board Certification/Eligibility are required. Russian fluency is required due to a large Russian-speaking patient population, and strong