Physician Cardiology-Electrophysiology - Competitive Salary

• 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 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

• 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

• Hospital Privileges Required: Yes

• 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)

• EP studies

• Right and left sided ablations

• Atrial fibrillation (AF) and ventricular tachycardia (VT) ablations

• Pacemaker implantation

• CRT and heart failure device management

• 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

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

• Perform EP procedures including ablations and device placements

• Manage heart failure and arrhythmia patients

• Collaborate with general and interventional cardiology teams

• Work with robust referral base from a 13-county region

• Participate in academic opportunities via ACOM and residency programs