Locum Physician (MD / DO) - Cardiology - Electrophysiology in Ohio

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About The Position

Position Type : Locum Tenens – Electrophysiology

Location : Ohio

Start Date : ASAP

🔍 Opportunity Highlights :

Join a high-performing team at a Level II Trauma Center seeking immediate EP coverage due to physician departure. This is a hands-on, impactful role involving a mix of office clinic, hospital rounding, and procedures.

Setting : Clinic + Hospital Rounding + Procedural Coverage

Patient Population : Adult

Call : As needed (to be confirmed)

EMR : EPIC

🛠 Required Procedures :

Catheter Ablation (Radiofrequency) – Required

Device Management : Pacemakers, ICDs, Micros – Preferred

EP Studies – Preferred

ICU Experience – Preferred

✅ Candidate Requirements :

Board Certified in Electrophysiology – REQUIRED

Fellowship Trained – REQUIRED

Active Ohio License – REQUIRED (No IMLC accepted)

ACLS & BLS – REQUIRED

All certifications and license must be active and notated at time of name clear.

💼 Perks & Travel :

Travel + Lodging Reimbursed

This is an exceptional opportunity for an experienced Electrophysiologist to step into a high-need setting and make an immediate impact with full clinical support and coverage of travel expenses.

Ready to take on a high-acuity role with flexibility and purpose?

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