Physician / Cardiology / Alabama / Permanent / Cardiac Electrophysiologist Job

JOB OVERVIEW Job Title : Physician Electrophysiology (EP) Cardiologist Job Type : Permanent Location : Dothan, AL Service Setting : Outpatient & Inpatient Coverage Type : Clinical Procedural Coverage Period : Ongoing Clinical Shift Schedule : Mon Thu, 7 : 30 AM 5 : 00 PM; Fri, 8 : 00 AM 12 : 00 PM PATIENT INFORMATION Patient Demographics : Adults (Cardiology patients with arrhythmias and related conditions) Patient Volume / Census : TBD Admissions : Covered by hospitalist program Rounding : Limited Phone Consults : Yes Case Mix : EP procedures and device management, complex arrhythmias, general cardiology collaboration FACILITY INFORMATION No. of Beds in Department : 420-bed hospital Trauma Level : Level 2 EMR System : Not specified Office Equipment Available : State-of-the-art Cath Lab, 3 reading rooms Specialty Backup Available : Interventional, CT, and Vascular Surgery, hospitalist coverage Support Staff Available : Cardiovascular Institute team including EP, Interventional, CT, and Vascular Surgery Reason for Coverage : Practice growth and regional patient demand PRIVILEGES & COMPLIANCE Hospital Privileges Required : Yes COMPENSATION & BENEFITS Rate : Highly competitive compensation package with productivity bonus Travel, Lodging, and Malpractice Insurance : Paid malpractice with tail; paid interview expenses Additional Benefits : $100k signing bonus, employer-funded retirement, health / dental / disability / life insurance, CME / licensure allowance, student loan repayment (PSLF eligible) REQUIRED PROCEDURES EP studies Right and left sided ablations Atrial fibrillation (AF) and ventricular tachycardia (VT) ablations Pacemaker implantation CRT and heart failure device management JOB REQUIREMENTS Licenses : Must be licensed or eligible in Alabama Certifications : Board Certified or Board Eligible in EP Cardiology Experience : Fellowship training in Electrophysiology Other Qualifications : Comfortable with advanced EP procedures and collaborative cardiology care