Physician / Sports Medicine / Kansas / Permanent / Interventional Cardiologist Opportunity in the Mi

Job Description & Requirements

Interventional Cardiologist Opportunity in the Midwest

StartDate : ASAP Pay Rate : $550000.00 - $825000.00

A highly regarded non-profit hospital system in the Midwest is offering a brand-new Interventional Cardiology opportunity with the flexibility to shape your practice and make a lasting impact. As the first full-time interventional cardiologist on-site, youll step into a physician-friendly environment with a well-established referral base and fully equipped Cath lab. Youll have the support of a collaborative medical staff and strong administrative backing as you help build a long-term cardiology program from the ground up. If you're looking for a meaningful, well-supported role in a welcoming community, this is your chance.

Position Highlights :

• Hospital-employed role join a brand-new service line with strong leadership support
• General Interventional Cardiology only no structural procedures
• Enjoy an excellent quality of life
• Growing service line plans to hire a Non-Invasive Cardiologist and APP support
• Opportunity to shape and grow the program from the ground up
• Medical Directorship available
• Comprehensive benefit package
• Competitive earning potential of $775,000+
• Visa sponsorship available

Community Overview :

Our practice is located in the heart of the Midwest near the Arkansas River and just a 20-minute drive to Wichita. Residents enjoy a beautiful four-season climate with a cost of living that is 20% below the national average.

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About the Company

At AMN Healthcare, we strive to be recognized as the most trusted, innovative, and influential force in helping healthcare organizations provide quality patient care that continually evolves to make healthcare more human, more effective, and more achievable.

Internal Medicine, Interventional Cardiology, Interventional Cardiologist, Cardiologist, Cardiology, Cardiovascular Disease