Non-Interventional Cardiology Job in Nevadas Top Metro

Busy group is seeking an experienced, board certified Cardiologist to be responsible for the ongoing development and quality control of the group's echocardiography program.

The Practice:

• 100% outpatient Cardiology, no interventions
• See approximately 6-7 patients in the morning, curbside consults, and reads (mostly Echo) in the afternoon
• No call
• Competitive compensation with opportunities for additional quality bonus
• Patient panel age 60+
• Candidates must be board certified in Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Medicine, and Echocardiography
• Experienced physicians are a good match for this role
• Value-based care model
• Robust benefits: Paid CME, relocation, and signing bonus

The Community:

• Nearly 2 million population call this energetic metro "home"
• Get outside year-round with no winter snow and an average January temperature of 54
• Endless options for entertainment, dining, and nightlife
• One hour to one of the nation's premier ski resorts
• Outstanding public and private schools, including a private college prep school
• Easy travel through the international airport
• No personal state income tax

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