Cardiology - Interventional Physician

Centennial Heart at Skyline is currently seeking an interventional cardiologist to join a busy, multi-specialty, cardiology practice at TriStar Skyline Medical Center.

Qualified Candidates: Must be board eligible or board certified in interventional cardiology Interests in coronary, peripheral, and general cardiology Incentive/Benefits Package:

Competitive salary Comprehensive benefits package including 401k and paid malpractice Paid time off, CME and dues allowance Employee Stock Purchase Program About Centennial Heart at TriStar Skyline Medical Center:

Centennial Heart at TriStar Skyline serves the North Nashville communities It is our mission and passion to improve the quality of life for our patients through excellent cardiac care We are part of a team of over 40 experienced cardiologists leading the local and regional area in specialized collaborative cardiac care Clinic located conveniently on hospital campus Cardiac services include cardiac CT scan, angiography, cardiac catheterization (femoral/radial), doppler ultrasound, EKG, Echocardiography, electrophysiology studies (EPS), MUGA, holter monitoring,intravascular ultrasound, nuclear stress test, stress echocardiography, tilt tables, transesophageal echocardiography, cardiac rehabilitation, and a heart failure program. Average of 20 patient office visits daily per cardiologist 1:3 interventional call schedule Skyline is a leading provider of emergency heart and stroke care; accredited chest pain center with a 24/7 STEMI PCI laboratory TriStar Skyline, a 407-bed hospital, has a full range of healthcare services, including cardiology, emergency, orthopaedics/spine, rehabilitation, oncology, and women s services

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