Interventional Cardiologist | Crestview, FL | Partnership Track | 1:4 Call

Ready to balance a high-volume, sophisticated practice with an unmatched coastal lifestyle?

North Okaloosa Medical Center is seeking a Board-Certified Interventional Cardiologist to join Okaloosa Heart & Vascular, the premier, highly respected cardiology group serving Florida’s beautiful Emerald Coast. Step into an established, in-demand practice with built-in volume from day one, located just 45 minutes from the world-famous white-sand beaches of Destin.

Position Highlights

• Instant Volume: Join 3 experienced, board-certified cardiologists with a massive community footprint and strong, established referral patterns.
• Work-Life Balance: Equitable 1:4 call rotation ensures you have time to enjoy the Florida coast.
• Path to Ownership: Clear, lucrative Partnership Track available.
• Modern Facilities: Practice out of a well-equipped, progressive medical center dedicated to cardiovascular excellence.

Compensation & Financial Package

We offer a highly competitive, physician-friendly financial package designed to support your long-term success:

• Base Salary: Competitive guaranteed base + high-upside bonus incentive structure
• Sign-On Incentives: Generous commencement bonus
• Relocation: Comprehensive relocation assistance package
• Debt Relief: Medical education debt assistance available
• Benefits: Full comprehensive health, dental, vision, and 401(k)
• CME: Dedicated CME allowance and time off

Requirements

• Board Certified (or Board Eligible if recent graduate) in Interventional Cardiology
• 1+ years of post-fellowship Interventional Cardiology experience preferred
• Active Florida medical license (or ability to obtain)

Learn More About Us: Visit our practice website at okaloosaheart.com to see our team and facilities.

How to Apply

This position will fill quickly due to the partnership potential and location. For a confidential discussion, please reach out directly with your CV:

Contact: Kristy Tigner

Text: 740-260-7588

About the Hospital

North Okaloosa Medical Center is a 150-bed acute care hospital serving residents of Florida’s Emerald Coast region. Accredited by The Joint Commission, the hospital provides 24-hour emergency care, inpatient and outpatient services, same-day surgery, diagnostic imaging that includes CT and MRI, cardiac services, rehabilitation, pulmonary care, pediatric services, senior wellness programs, and laboratory services. The hospital also offers specialized women’s health services and maternity care.

Community

Located in Okaloosa County in Florida’s panhandle, Crestview provides a family-friendly environment with a mild climate, affordable living, and access to both coastal and inland recreation. The region benefits from a strong military presence led by Eglin Air Force Base, which supports the local economy and attracts technology and defense-related industries. The Emerald Coast is known for its beaches, boating, fishing, golf, youth sports, arts, dining, and year-round outdoor activities, along with a highly regarded public school system.

About Community Health Systems

Community Health Systems, Inc. (CHS) is one of the nation’s leading healthcare providers. Developing and operating healthcare delivery systems in 36 distinct markets across 13 states, CHS is committed to helping people get well and live healthier. CHS operates 60+ acute-care hospitals and more than 1,000 other sites of care, including physician practices, urgent care centers, freestanding emergency departments, occupational medicine clinics, imaging centers, cancer centers and ambulatory surgery centers.

From Alaska to Florida, our affiliated hospitals are the cornerstones of their communities. These local hospitals and healthcare systems play a vital role by providing close to home care and peace of mind for millions of people each year.

Our affiliated hospitals have the flexibility to meet individual needs and the ability to offer competitive recruitment packages and start-up incentives. Hundreds of physicians choose CHS affiliated hospitals each year for quality of care and quality of life.