Permanent Interventional Cardiology Physician (IC) Job in Lebanon, Tennessee (TN) with Vanderbilt Un

Employer
Cross Country Search
Location
Lebanon, TN
Posted
Sep 05, 2020
Ref
163556
Specialty
Cardiology
Position Type
Permanent
Vanderbilt University seeks an Interventional Cardiologist (IC) to establish and grow an interventional program at their location in Lebanon, Tennessee (TN) - just east of Nashville, Tennessee (TN). The incoming physician will have the support of other Interventional Cardiologists within the organization. Candidates must be board certified or board eligible in Interventional Cardiology (IC).

Position Highlights:
  • Faculty appointment and opportunity to work with students
  • Mix of general and interventional cardiology (CARD)
  • Ability to grow the practice in your own vision
  • Competitive compensation package with immediate bonus potential
  • Comprehensive benefits package
Interested Candidates Contact:
Megan Dominick
Office: 314-236-4575
Email: mdominick@crosscountry.com
Schedule an appointment to discuss by following this link!

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