Rural Cardiologist: High-Impact, Flexible 4-Day Week

ASHFORD CONNEX, LLC; La Grande (OR); On-site; USD 600,000 - 670,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Quality incentives up to $70k

Commencement bonus $70k

PTO

Full benefits including 401k match

Job summary

Ashford Connex, LLC in La Grande, Oregon is seeking a Cardiologist to join our rural Eastern Oregon Critical Access Hospital. This permanent, full-time role offers four 10-hour days, day shift, with relocation assistance and a highly autonomous practice.

You will provide outpatient and inpatient cardiovascular care, perform non-invasive studies, manage long-term conditions, supervise stress testing, and collaborate with primary care and hospitalists to enhance cardiac services in the community.

Qualifications

• MD required from an accredited school.
• Completion of Cardiology Fellowship.
• Active, unrestricted State Medical License.
• Board Certified or Board Eligible in Cardiovascular Disease.
• Commitment to high‑quality care in a community setting.

Responsibilities

• Provide high-quality outpatient and consultative inpatient cardiovascular care.
• Perform and interpret non-invasive studies including echocardiograms, stress tests, and EKG/Holter monitoring.
• Manage long-term cardiac conditions for the local population.
• Supervise stress testing in the Respiratory Therapy department.

Skills

Clinical excellence

Outpatient/inpatient care

Team collaboration

Quality focus

Education

MD

Cardiology Fellowship

Active State Medical License

Board Certified/Eligible in Cardiovascular Disease

Job description

Ashford Connex, LLC in La Grande, Oregon is seeking a Cardiologist to join our rural Eastern Oregon Critical Access Hospital. This permanent, full-time role offers four 10-hour days, day shift, with relocation assistance and a highly autonomous practice.

You will provide outpatient and inpatient cardiovascular care, perform non-invasive studies, manage long-term conditions, supervise stress testing, and collaborate with primary care and hospitalists to enhance cardiac services in the community.