Cardiology-Electrophysiology Section Leader, University of Minnesota Health Heart Care

The Cardiovascular Division at the University of Minnesota has a growing regional and national reputation in cardiovascular clinical care and research. The Division is now recruiting an Electrophysiology Section and program leader in the Academic track with the area of emphasis in clinical care, to expand this mission as leader of the Electrophysiology Section/Program and member of the Electrophysiology Section/Program. The candidate will work closely with Cardiovascular Division and LHI leadership to expand the University’s clinical and academic missions. The position will be based on 80% clinical and 20% protected research effort. Clinical efforts will include electrophysiology lab interventions, hospital service, and University clinics. 

Interested applicants will have proven knowledge and success in clinical research skills. Candidates should have experience in supporting medicine post-graduate fellowship training. Candidates should be recognized for provision of clinical excellence, a publication track record of successful research, and experience and knowledge in grant submissions for external funding.

Candidates must have an MD or equivalent degree, and have demonstrated high-level qualifications in education, research, and clinical care, and have the ability to obtain a Minnesota medical license is required. Candidates should also be board certified or board eligible in internal medicine, general cardiology, and electrophysiology. Required areas of expertise include general clinical cardiology and advanced training and expertise in electrophysiology and must have the ability to receive work authorization in the United States from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services and maintain legal status according to the requirements of VISA category while in the United States.

For more information regarding this position, please contact our recruiting partner:

Lynne Peterson, Director of Physician Recruitment
612-672-2285