Cardiology - Non-Invasive Job at HCA Healthcare in Nashville, TN

Description

Specialization:
Cardiology Non Invasive

Job Summary:

• Board certified or board eligible in cardiovascular disease
• TN medical license or ability to obtain

• Collegial and team-oriented work environment
• Commencement Bonus
• Full partnership after two years with no buy-in and highly competitive partnership salary
• Ability to fully fund 401k through tax advantaged C-corporation structure
• Affordable cost of living and currently no state income tax
• Music City and all it has to offer. Live downtown surrounded by the arts, dining and entertainment or in one of the many family-friendly suburbs with excellent schools.
• Comprehensive Health Insurance

• 286-bed regional leader in providing high acuity, complex care
• State-verified Level I Trauma Center, Certified Advanced Comprehensive Stroke and Chest Pain Center
• Three air ambulance pads and catchment area including Middle and East Tennessee, and Southern Kentucky
• GME programs include emergency medicine, PM&R, neurology, and surgical critical care
• Comprehensive medical and surgical programs, including trauma, cardiovascular, neurosurgery, oncology, orthopedics & spine
• Rapidly growing cardiology group at three facilities and multiple outreach sites; serving the Nashville area since 1985.
• 25-30 patient office visits per full clinic day
• No night or weekend call (covered by interventionalist)
• Weekend hospital rounding coverage is 1:5-6 weekends
• 7-8 weeks paid time off a year.
• Exclusive cardiology group in the hospital with broad referral base
• APP support for rounding and all patient’s managed by primary hospitalist
• Industry-recognized leaders in cardiovascular CT who have trained hundreds of physicians worldwide
• Clinical research possibilities available; group has published and cited in over 200 articles inJournal of the American College of Cardiology, Journal American Medical Association, Society of Cardiovascular Computed Tomography, American Journal of CardiologyandThe New England Journal of Medicine