Non-invasive Cardiologist. Job in South Bend Gr8Jobs

Overview The South Bend Clinic is seeking a BC/BE Non-invasive Cardiologist to join the largest multi-specialty group in Indiana! This an amazing opportunity to join a very busy cardiology practice with an established patient population and built-in referral base. The South Bend Clinic provides a valuable benefits program that's made to meet the various needs of our physicians and their families. Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision benefits that include healthcare navigation assistance and medical coverage at 100% (after deductible) when utilizing a SBC provider Employer provided life and disability insurance. Immediate 401(k) match. Access to a non-qualified deferred compensation plan once eligibility requirements are met. $2,500 in CME funds.

Join our growing team:

Flexible Schedule Competitive salary and benefits Eligible for sign-on, relocation, and loan forgiveness bonus Catalyst stipend of $2,500 while completing training Strong referral network and support team Epic EHR Collegial and supportive group of physicians providing patient-centered and evidence-based care Approximately 90% outpatient / 10% inpatient About the

Clinic:

In 1916 Dr. Walter Baker, a South Bend surgeon, had the opportunity to tour the nationally known Mayo Clinic, it was the first large multi-specialty group practice of its kind. Dr. Baker was so inspired by what he saw that he immediately returned home and gathered five other specialists together to form a similar group, which became known as The South Bend Clinic. Those six doctors started the clinic that now includes ten campuses and nearly 150 providers, in over twenty specialties. Despite its exponential growth over the past 100+ years, The South Bend Clinic stays true to the founders' purpose of patient-centered, physician-led healthcare. In 2021, the Clinic joined Duly Health and Care based in Chicago, Illinois-the Midwest's largest independent, multi-specialty physician-led medical group. The shared philosophy and close partnership will further SBC's mission to deliver patient-centered care, increase investments