Electrophysiologist

Clearwater Cardiovascular & Consultants•Jacksonville, FL

8d•Onsite

About The Position

First Coast Cardiovascular Institute (FCCI) is seeking a Board Certified or Board Eligible Electrophysiologist to join its physician-led cardiovascular group serving Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia. The role offers the opportunity to practice in an independent, physician-focused environment with referral support and resources from an established cardiovascular organization with nine regional locations. The position is part of an established electrophysiology program with two electrophysiologists and two dedicated advanced practice clinicians providing clinical and procedural support. The current schedule is structured around three clinic days and two hospital-procedure days. Procedural resources include two dedicated EP labs at Orange Park Medical Center and three dedicated EP labs at Memorial. The group also has an established remote patient monitoring program and strong existing EP volume, with opportunity to develop an individual patient base and contribute to the growth of the rhythm program. The practice includes general and interventional cardiologists, advanced practice clinicians, and physicians in sleep medicine/pulmonology and wound care. The opportunity includes a partnership track, a productivity-based compensation model with a planned transition, and support for relocation and transition to the community.

Requirements

Board Certified or Board Eligible in Electrophysiology.
Completion of a U.S. residency program.
Eligible for Florida medical licensure.
Need H-1B visa sponsorship.

Nice To Haves

Interest in high procedural volume and an established patient and referral base.
Interest in building long-term equity through partnership.
Appreciation for clinical autonomy alongside physician and dedicated APC support.
Enjoyment of a collaborative, patient-centered environment.
Interest in work/life balance.

Responsibilities

Provide electrophysiology care in an established EP program.
Perform clinical and procedural work, with a schedule currently structured around three clinic days and two hospital-procedure days.
Develop and grow an individual patient base.
Contribute to the continued development and growth of the established rhythm program.
Collaborate with cardiology colleagues and dedicated advanced practice clinicians.