Assistant Professor of Clinical - Medicine, Cardiology: Noninvasive

Qualifications:

• MD/DO degree required.
• Board certification or eligibility in Cardiology.
• Active medical license from an accredited institution.
• Expertise in advanced cardiovascular imaging, with proficiency in echocardiography, cardiac CT, MRI, and nuclear cardiology.
• Strong academic and clinical skills with a demonstrated commitment to education, mentorship, and research.
• Exceptional patient engagement, communication, and leadership abilities.

Why This Opportunity Stands Out:

• Shape the Future: Be at the forefront of transforming cardiovascular imaging and patient care, setting benchmarks for the field.
• Global Impact: Contribute to academic and clinical programs that extend beyond South Florida to Latin America and the Caribbean.
• Professional Growth: Expand your expertise in advanced imaging while building a prominent academic and clinical career at one of the nation’s premier institutions.
• Dynamic Collaboration: Work with a diverse team of leaders in cardiovascular medicine, fostering innovation through teamwork and shared vision.

About University of Miami Health System

The University of Miami Health System (UHealth) is South Florida’s only university-based academic medical system, uniting world-class patient care, groundbreaking research, and medical education through the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. With more than 1,800 physicians across 100+ specialties, UHealth is home to nationally ranked programs including Bascom Palmer Eye Institute and Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, offering physicians the opportunity to practice at the forefront of medicine.

UHealth continues to expand its clinical and academic footprint with nearly 40 outpatient locations and new facilities such as UHealth SoLé Mia. Physicians at UHealth benefit from a collaborative academic environment, access to leading-edge technology and AI-driven innovation, and the ability to advance clinical excellence, research, and education while serving one of the most diverse and dynamic patient populations in the country.