Pediatric EP Specialist - Ablation & Device Therapy

Provider Solutions & Development; Spokane (WA); On-site; USD 415,000 - 526,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Vision and dental coverage

Retirement plan

Excess call pay up to $65K/year

Job summary

Providence is seeking a Pediatric Electrophysiologist to join a well-established program at the Providence Center for Congenital Heart Disease in the Inland Northwest. The role involves caring for congenital EP patients, ablations and device implants within a busy EP lab.

The position offers opportunities for academic collaboration with the University of Washington and Washington State University, along with production-based compensation and substantial call pay potential.

Qualifications

• Completed training in pediatric cardiology required.
• At least 1 additional year of fellowship training in Pediatric Electrophysiology and IBHRE certified/eligible in Pediatric Electrophysiology preferred.
• Join a team of seven other pediatric cardiologists and 3 mid-levels.
• EP department is well supported with a dedicated and experienced ARNP, RN and MA.
• Care for a large population of children and adults with congenital heart disease in the Inland Northwest.
• Growth opportunities in Pediatric and Congenital EP include a thriving nonfluoroscopic ablation program and a growing ACHD program.
• Academic opportunities are available, with the rapid expansion of medical education through both the University of Washington and Washington State University.

Responsibilities

• Practice all aspects of EP care, including catheter ablation and device implant procedures, in a busy congenital EP lab.

Skills

Pediatric cardiology

Electrophysiology

EP lab

Education

Pediatric cardiology training

1+ year fellowship in Pediatric EP

IBHRE certified/eligible in Pediatric EP

Job description

Providence is seeking a Pediatric Electrophysiologist to join a well-established program at the Providence Center for Congenital Heart Disease in the Inland Northwest. The role involves caring for congenital EP patients, ablations and device implants within a busy EP lab.

The position offers opportunities for academic collaboration with the University of Washington and Washington State University, along with production-based compensation and substantial call pay potential.