Physician -Cardiology

77 consultants•Brattleboro, VT

3d•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking a full-time, outpatient-focused noninvasive cardiologist to join a collaborative multi-specialty medical group. This role prioritizes high-quality patient care and diagnostic cardiology services, offering a well-supported clinical environment with no call obligations and robust referral networks.

Requirements

Board certified or board eligible in Cardiology. If board eligible, please provide the date of graduation.
Active Vermont medical license or willingness to obtain.
Recent NPDB Self Query Report (within 30 days of application).
CPR certification (to be obtained prior to start).
DEA registration (to be obtained prior to start).
CPR certification for Healthcare Providers.
Demonstrated excellence in diagnostic and problem-solving capabilities for effective condition assessment and treatment.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills to build rapport with patients and foster collaboration with healthcare teams.
Board Certification in Cardiology.
Board Eligibility in Cardiology (if applicable).
Valid CPR certification.
Active Vermont State License.
CPR for Healthcare Providers.
Valid Vermont medical license.
Valid Vermont DEA license.
Board certification or eligibility from the appropriate governing body.

Responsibilities

Deliver comprehensive outpatient noninvasive cardiology services within a clinical practice.
Manage a patient panel in partnership with one physician and two Advanced Practice Providers.
Conduct and interpret EKGs for diagnostic evaluation and treatment planning.
Undertake ambulatory cardiac monitoring and analyze the resulting findings.
Perform transthoracic echocardiography (TTE).
Potential for performing nuclear stress testing and stress echocardiography.
Opportunity to engage in device management, though this is not a prerequisite.
Coordinate care with referral centers for inpatient and more complex cardiovascular cases.
Uphold standards for patient safety, documentation accuracy, and diagnostic integrity.
Participate in a structured weekday clinic schedule aligned with typical medical office hours.
Collaborate with interdisciplinary clinical and administrative staff from various specialties, including internal medicine, neurology, and orthopaedics.