Cardiology - Noninvasive Physician - Great Falls - RecruitWell

Description

Montana Non-Invasive Cardiologist Job - 90 Miles from Helena

Clinical Role

Seeking a

Board Certified / Board Eligible Non-Invasive Cardiologist
Join a

regional referral center

offering cutting-edge heart and vascular services with a strong multidisciplinary approach

Collaborative team includes:
Interventional, structural, and non-invasive cardiologists
Cardiothoracic and vascular surgeons
Electrophysiology
Advanced practice providers and full cardiovascular support teams

Wide range of diagnostic and imaging services:
Echo, stress echo, TEE
Nuclear imaging
Cardiac CT & MRI
ABI, tilt table testing
Holter monitoring and more

Flexible scheduling:
4- or 5-day work week
Work across outpatient clinic, inpatient consults, non-invasive testing, and community outreach
Opportunity to

build and grow new programs
Teaching opportunities with internal medicine residents and medical students
RecruitWell can arrange a call with the client to learn more
Organization Information

Independent, financially stable

not-for-profit

health system
CEO with 20+ years of leadership
400+ employed providers across a robust regional tertiary center

Excellent specialty support:
neurosurgery, pulmonology, neurology, endocrinology, rheumatology, advanced GI, cardiothoracic surgery, and more
Epic EMR

and strong clinical staffing
Compensation & Support

Nationally competitive salary, plus

productivity and performance bonuses
8 weeks PTO

(6 PTO + 2 CME)
Generous

sign-on and relocation

package
$5,000 CME

annually + $1,000 for license/dues
5-7% retirement match

• 457b program

Paid malpractice

including tail
Physician wellness and professional development programs
Monthly meetings with senior leadership to collaborate and improve systems
J1 waiver sponsorship

available for specific specialties
Lifestyle Information

Located in

Great Falls , population 70,000 (regional draw 275,000+)
Four true seasons,

mild winters , and

300+ days of sunshine
Safe community with nationally ranked public schools

Strong educational infrastructure:
two colleges, new nursing school, biomedical research institute, and TouroCOM Montana medical school
Missouri River runs through town with 60+ miles of paved trails

Outdoor recreation includes:
Fly fishing, camping, backpacking
Hiking, biking, horseback riding
Water & snow skiing
Rock & ice climbing
Boating, kayaking, paddle boarding
Off-road motorsports and hunting

Recognition:
state to practice medicine (WalletHub, 2023)
Top 10 cities to practice post-pandemic (Business Insider, 2020)