Work 26 weeks per year for 600k

Position Summary

• Interventional Requirement: 100 PCIs over 24 months required (projected 100–130 PCI/year).
• Procedures & Services:
  • Echo: Yes
  • Nuclear: Yes
  • Peripheral interventions offered
  • 600 diagnostic caths/year
  • ~2–3 STEMIs per week
  • ~1,000 hospital consults per year
  • Wound clinic onsite
  • Dialysis onsite
• Clinic & Schedule:
  • 5 half-days of clinic
  • Afternoons focused on consults, reads, and lab work
  • Only cardiologist on-site when present
  • NP support in the hospital during lab time
• Hospital Details:
  • 99-bed facility
  • Non-surgical backup
  • EMR: Cerner
  • Two Phillips cath labs
  • Transfer agreements in place with 3–4 surrounding hospitals
• Team & Culture:
  • Other cardiologists are employed
  • Existing interventionalist has been there 6–7 years
  • Strong working relationship reported with current interventional colleague

Willing to license - OH is also part of the IMLC**

Credentialing: 90 days

Compensation: 600k

About VitalSolution

By joining VitalSolution, you can dedicate significant time not only to your medical career but also to the other important aspects of your life outside of work. We understand the value of personal fulfillment and believe that it enhances your ability to provide exceptional care to patients.

VitalSolution, previously known as CardioSolution, was established in 2011 with a bold mission: to reshape healthcare by delivering tailored cardiovascular and anesthesiology services to hospitals nationwide.

Since our inception, we have evolved into a pioneering organization led by physicians who are passionate about making a lasting impact. Our pursuit of excellence has garnered us a reputation for delivering proven, reliable solutions that healthcare institutions can trust.

While our passion for bringing cardiology services to rural and regional hospitals remains unwavering, we now extend our expertise to anesthesiology, broadening our ability to provide comprehensive care across the medical spectrum.