Physician - Heart Failure Jr. Attending

Heart Failure Cardiologist

The Cardiology Section at VA Boston Healthcare System (VABHS) in collaboration with the Cardiovascular Medicine Division of Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH) invites applications for a Heart Failure Cardiologist. More recently, we started an LVAD Program in 2025 supported by a multi-disciplinary team of advanced heart failure cardiologists, advanced practitioners, cardiac surgeons, critical care physicians, advanced imaging specialists, electrophysiologists, and support staff at the West Roxbury campus of VA Boston, which is affiliated with MGB-Brigham & Women's Hospital. The vision of our Advanced HF Program is to become the largest VA referral hub and integrated healthcare delivery system in the east coast, improving access to advanced therapies for Veterans. The successful candidate will participate in heart failure care at VABHS with a focus on advanced heart failure and the new Mechanical Support and Heart Transplant Program in close collaboration with the Cardiovascular Division at BWH. In addition to clinical duties in cardiology and heart failure at VABHS, this position includes clinical activities on the heart failure and transplant services at BWH. The clinical activities include inpatient cardiology, advanced heart failure, mechanical circulatory support and heart transplant services, and outpatient ambulatory continuity care clinics. The position involves teaching and mentoring residents, Cardiovascular Disease Fellows, and subspecialty Fellows in Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology. The position includes service time on the VA general cardiology ward service and outpatient cardiology responsibilities. The position includes overnight on-call and weekend on-call responsibilities. The successful candidate should have a track record of research and publication in clinical cardiology including health equity and quality of care, or equivalent academic area. Academic appointment at Harvard Medical School (HMS) as Instructor, Assistant Professor or Associate Professor will be provided commensurate with experience and accomplishments. VABHS is the major tertiary referral center for Veterans from throughout New England and is strongly affiliated with HMS and Boston University School of Medicine. The System comprises three major campuses and five community-based outpatient clinics. VABHS is the largest recipient of VA intramural research funds and ranks among the top VA facilities in total research funding. VA offers a comprehensive total rewards package.

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