Physician (MD / DO) - Cardiology in Boston, MA

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About The Position

Join

our well-established Cardiology practice just South of Boston, MA. We are seeking a full

time, board-certified / board-eligible Non-Invasive Cardiologist with a special

interest in heart failure. This position offers the opportunity to work in a

collaborative and supportive environment within our Cardiology Department.

Our

practice is located in a beautiful, state-of-the-art facility designed to

provide the best environment for both patients and staff. Located in Brockton,

MA just 45 minutes from Providence, RI, and south of Boston.

Compensation

& Benefits :

Competitive salary and benefits package.

Key

Responsibilities : Provide

comprehensive non-invasive cardiology care to patients, with a focus on heart

failure management.

Collaborate

closely with four non-invasive cardiologists, two interventional cardiologists,

three Advanced Practice Practitioners, and two visiting electrophysiologists

from our affiliate.

Participate

in a 1 in 5 hospital service week rotation, supported by two Advanced Practice

Providers who conduct in-patient rounds.

Requirements : MD

or DO degree

Board-certified / board-eligible

in Cardiology.

Massachusetts

License

Special

interest and expertise in heart failure.

Excellent

clinical, communication, and teamwork skills.

Commitment

to providing high-quality patient care.

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