MD (Medical Doctor), DO (Osteopathic Doctor) Cardiology

77 consultants•Portsmouth, OH

1d•Onsite

About The Position

This full-time, on-site position in a medical practice offers the opportunity to provide cardiovascular care in a collaborative clinical environment. The Associate Cardiologist diagnoses and manages cardiovascular conditions, performs clinical evaluations and diagnostic procedures, develops individualized treatment plans, and collaborates with multidisciplinary healthcare professionals to support patient outcomes. The schedule is Monday through Thursday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., with a half-day Friday. The rotating schedule includes one week in the cath lab, one week of inpatient consults, and one week in clinic. Call includes a 1:3 weekend rotation and one night per week, with some general call combined with STEMI. Typical volumes are 12–14 cath lab patients per day, 30–40 inpatient rounds per day, and 35 clinic patients per day. Structural cases are not performed. The team includes 6 physicians, 9 APPs, 20 clinical staff, 2 EKG technicians, and 14 clerical staff. Candidates must be board-certified.

Requirements

MD or DO degree from an accredited medical institution.
Completion of residency training in Internal Medicine or equivalent.
Completion of fellowship training in Cardiology.
Board certification in Cardiovascular Disease; the posting states candidates must be board-certified.
Active and unrestricted medical license eligibility in the relevant jurisdiction.
Strong clinical judgment and diagnostic reasoning skills.
Excellent communication skills with patients, families, and care teams.
Commitment to continuous professional development and evidence-based practice.

Responsibilities

Evaluate and diagnose patients with cardiovascular conditions.
Develop and implement individualized treatment and management plans.
Perform and interpret diagnostic cardiac procedures and tests.
Provide preventive cardiology care and patient education.
Collaborate with primary care physicians, specialists, and allied health professionals.
Maintain accurate and thorough patient records in compliance with regulatory standards.
Monitor patient progress and adjust treatment plans as needed.
Participate in clinical case reviews and multidisciplinary team meetings.
Stay current with advances in cardiology research and clinical guidelines.
Uphold high standards of patient safety, quality of care, and ethical practice.
Participate in the rotating schedule, including cath lab, inpatient consults, and clinic coverage, as well as call duties.