Pediatric and Adult Congenital Cardiologist

Key Job Responsibilities:

• Perform patient care at UW Health locations including inpatient adult congenital heart disease service and night call; outpatient adult congenital heart disease services that include clinic coverage at Madison-based clinics as well as regional sites based on the needs of the section; and diagnostic cardiovascular testing, including but limited to, electrocardiograms, ambulatory monitors, transthoracic echocardiography, and a variety of modalities of stress testing and non-invasive imaging.

• Participate in outpatient pediatric cardiology practice, including general cardiology and/or subspecialty clinics based on expertise and interests.

• Engage in clinical teaching of fellows, residents, and medical students, and support the teaching and clinical research missions of the division and department.

Required Qualifications:

• Board certification or board eligibility in Pediatric Cardiology through the American Board of Pediatrics is required by appointment start date.
• Board certification or board eligibility in ACHD through the American Board of Internal Medicine is required by appointment start date.
• Completion of an accredited fellowship program in Pediatric Cardiology is required by the appointment start date.
• Completion of an accredited fellowship program in Adult Congenital Heart Disease is required by the appointment start date.
• Completion of an ACGME-approved pediatric residency program is required by the start date of the position.
• WI Medical license by start date of position.
• Board-certified in Pediatrics by start date of position.
• Eligibility for enrollment as a billing provider and for all necessary hospital privileges is required by the start date of the position.

Education:

• MD, DO, or equivalent is required

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