Join The Advanced Heart Failure Team at AHN | A Nationally Recognized Hospital

The Allegheny Health Network (AHN), Cardiovascular Institute is recruiting a full time Heart Failure cardiologist to join the Advanced Heart Failure/ Pulmonary Hypertension team at Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh. The Cardiovascular Institute at AHN includes a comprehensive panel of physicians, including multiple cardiology service lines (heart failure, electrophysiology, general cardiology, interventional cardiology and imaging), cardiothoracic and vascular surgery as well as cardiac critical care.

Highlights: 

• 8 Board Certified Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiologists, 5 APP’s and 3 Full Time Cardiothoracic Transplant Surgeons.
• Treatment of Advanced Heart Failure, Pulmonary Hypertension, Shock, Transplant and VAD
• Management of temporary and durable mechanical circulatory support as well as cardiac transplantation
• Cardiovascular Disease and Advanced Heart Failure Fellowship Programs
• Academic appointment to Drexel University will be commensurate with experience, qualifications, and academic rank.

Qualifications: 

• Completion of ACGME approved Cardiovascular/Heart Failure Fellowship
• American Board Eligible/Board Certified in Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology
• Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) 
• Licensed in the state of Pennsylvania prior to employment 

AHN Proudly Offers: 

• Competitive Salary and Comprehensive Medical Benefits 
• Sign-On Bonus 
• CME Allowance 
• EY Financial Planning Services – Student Loan, PSLF Assistance 
• Retirement Plans; Vested Immediately in 401K, 457B 
• Malpractice Coverage with Tail Coverage 
• A diverse & inclusive workforce with respective loan repayment for qualified candidates 

Why Pittsburgh? Working in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania offers a vibrant and dynamic environment with a rich cultural scene and a strong sense of community. Enjoy Pittsburgh’s nationally recognized hub for medical innovation, culinary scene, sporting events and many indoor/outdoor activities. Benefit from a low cost of living and highly regarded educational institutions. The city's diverse neighborhoods and thriving job market make it an ideal place for healthcare professionals to grow. 

Why AHN? It’s a blended healthcare organization providing patients with exceptional healthcare for over a century. We are forging innovative solutions and key partnerships to help transform the health experience of our customers in remarkable ways. AHN's innovative approach ensures that patients receive top-notch care close to home, supported by 14 hospitals, over 250 healthcare facilities and 3,000+ physicians.  

Email your CV and direct inquiries to:  

Rachel Atchison | Manager Physician Recruitment | Allegheny Health Network 

Rachel.Atchison@ahn.org  | 412-335-0644

About Allegheny Health Network

Allegheny Health Network has received numerous national, regional and local accolades for superior outcomes, quality care, and positive impacts on the communities we serve. Comprised of 14 hospitals, 5 Health+Wellness Pavilions and more than 250 primary and specialty care practices, the AHN team includes approximately 2,400 physicians, 21,000 employees and 2,000 volunteers. Together, we provide world-class medicine to patients in our communities, across the country and around the world. Our physicians continually explore and develop new treatments that allow us to bring medical discoveries from the laboratory directly to patients. These breakthroughs help to save lives and give patients access to the latest treatments for disease and medical conditions. Allegheny Health Network is also committed to educating and training the next generation of doctors by serving as the clinical campus for both Temple University School of Medicine and Drexel University College of Medicine. We have received accolades from numerous organizations, including Thomson Reuters, AARP, Healthgrades, and Consumer Reports. These accolades recognize our dedication to excellence, but they also strengthen our ability to tackle the diseases that confront us today so that we may find a cure for tomorrow.