Cardiac Electrophysiology Physician - Alabama
Position Highlights:
EP Cardiologist / Electrophysiologist
Alabama
Maximize Your Income and Quality of Life
- Join a team of six interventional cardiologists, one EP, CT Surgery and an experienced support staff
- Recently renovated IC suites with latest technology and equipment
- Electrophysiology suite equipped with radiofrequency and cryoablation systems, plus Carto 3D mapping platform
- Strong need for additional EP services in the community, ability to be busy from day one
Earning potential far beyond base with productivity
- Base salary + Signing bonus + Annual incentive + wRVU Productivity
- $20,000 relocation reimbursement
- Full Benefits include health insurance, life, vision, dental, 401(k), PTO
- Paid CME, paid professional liability insurance, and more!
Thriving Renowned University Town
- Historic downtown with shops, eateries, attractions, and more!
- Low cost of living and affordable housing
- Regional center for education, healthcare, industry, and commerce
- Outstanding recreation with a variety of parks, hiking/biking trails, 5-mile river walk
- Easy access to international airport, major metro, and beaches
Job Reference: EP 27085
About the Community
EP Cardiologist / Electrophysiologist
Alabama
Maximize Your Income and Quality of Life
- Join a team of six interventional cardiologists, one EP, CT Surgery and an experienced support staff
- Recently renovated IC suites with latest technology and equipment
- Electrophysiology suite equipped with radiofrequency and cryoablation systems, plus Carto 3D mapping platform
- Strong need for additional EP services in the community, ability to be busy from day one
Earning potential far beyond base with productivity
- Base salary + Signing bonus + Annual incentive + wRVU Productivity
- $20,000 relocation reimbursement
- Full Benefits include health insurance, life, vision, dental, 401(k), PTO
- Paid CME, paid professional liability insurance, and more!
Thriving Renowned University Town
- Historic downtown with shops, eateries, attractions, and more!
- Low cost of living and affordable housing
- Regional center for education, healthcare, industry, and commerce
- Outstanding recreation with a variety of parks, hiking/biking trails, 5-mile river walk
- Easy access to international airport, major metro, and beaches
Job Reference: EP 27085
Meet the hiring team
Daniel Bobbitt
Senior Recruiting Consultant
- daniel.bobbitt@themedicusfirm.comEmail the recruiter
- (214) 382-9248Call the recruiter
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Tuscaloosa is a city and the seat of Tuscaloosa County in west central Alabama. The county is one of the oldest in Alabama. Within its boundaries are the foothills of the Appalachians, fertile farmland, and the clear waters of the Black Warrior River. The University of Alabama was founded here in 1831, and people grew around it. The city and population flourished until the Alabama capital was moved to Montgomery, and since then, the city has remained fairly stable. Downtown Tuscaloosa is in the midst of unprecedented amounts of growth in both the private and public sectors through multi-million dollar reinvestment, and Tuscaloosa's Riverfront is experiencing its own renewal with recreation trails, businesses, restaurants, and the addition of the Tuscaloosa River Market.
As a college and university town, Tuscaloosa has a wide representation of museums. The Alabama Museum of Natural History on the UA campus has the Hodges Meteorite, the only meteorite known to have struck a human being. Also on campus is the Children's Hands-On Museum, first opened in 1986. The Paul W. Bryant Museum honors UA's legendary football coach. The area is home to one of the top 100 Small Art Communities in the nation and hosts the celebrated Kentucky Festival of the Arts each October. In addition, neighborhoods routinely win awards, due mostly to the many large old oak trees.
America is discovering what locals already know: Tuscaloosa is a great place to live, work, and play. The town has made several lists lately and has been pretty hot in the press. It made Best College Towns in America (49th by the website Best College Reviews), Best Cities for Work-Life Balance (5th by personal finance site NerdWallet), Most Affordable Mid-Size Cities in the U.S. (9th according to The Simple Dollar, a website that focuses on personal finance) and 22 in Terms of Small-City Growth in a recent study from the personal finance outlet WalletHub.com.
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