Physician Cardiology-Heart Failure and Transplant - Competitive Salary

Job Description

Advanced Heart Failure & Cardiomyopathy Cardiologist

New York.   Complex HF. No Transplant Burden.

Position Highlights: 

• Join a Joint Commission–certified advanced heart failure program - a primary regional referral destination for cardiomyopathy, refractory shock, and mechanical circulatory support.
• A true advanced HF practice: complex inpatient and outpatient care spanning cardiomyopathy, LVAD, and MCS.
• Transplant-adjacent model : manage full transplant evaluations and post-discharge longitudinal care locally, without carrying a transplant call burden.
• Light inpatient coverage, only approximately 1 week every 6–7 weeks - with exceptional overall quality-of-life built into the schedule by design.
• Formal collaboration with nationally recognized transplant centers , with optional annual attending rotations for those who want continued transplant exposure.
• An academic environment that invests in clinical excellence and program development - the culture here is builder, not bureaucrat.

Compensation & Benefits:

• Compensation benchmarked to AAMC national data - strong base with meaningful upside through RVU productivity incentives and available leadership stipends.
• Sign-on bonus, relocation support, employer-matched retirement, full malpractice coverage, CME funding, and generous PTO.
• Qualifying employer for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) - a significant financial benefit for those still managing post-training debt.

Qualifications: 

• MD or DO; board certified or board eligible in Cardiovascular Disease.
• Fellowship training in Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology , or equivalent clinical experience managing complex HF, advanced hemodynamics, and MCS.
• Collegial, consultative approach - and a genuine interest in long-term practice in the New York area.

About the Community 

• Premier New York suburb offering professional stability and a genuinely high quality of life — without the density, cost, or pace of the city itself.
• Short, predictable commutes so your day begins and ends on your terms.
• Easy access to New York City when you want it; real separation when you don't.
• A setting that attracts, and keeps, high-caliber physicians.

Job Reference #: [AHF 26676]