Job Title:

Interventional Cardiologist Location:

Houma, LA area

Salary:

$600k-900k Interventional Cardiologist Southwest Louisiana (A shockingly good job in a place where your patients will probably bring you gumbo) If you re an Interventional Cardiologist who wants high-volume, high-impact work without the life-draining call schedule that haunts most cardiologists congratulations, you just found the unicorn posting. We re partnering with a major regional healthcare system in Southwest Louisiana to add another Interventional Cardiologist to their ridiculously stable, very collegial, and surprisingly well-fed team. This is the kind of role where:

• You can practice cutting-edge cardiology
• Walk into a TAVR program certified before anyone else in the nation
• Have 50+ primary care providers handing you referrals on a silver platter
• Hit earning potential up to the 90th percentile of MGMA
• And still make it home with daylight left to go fishing Yes we checked this is real.

What You ll Walk Into A TAVR-recognized program (the first in the nation certified) Interventional Cardiology-Oppor A high-performing, stable group with established providers and excellent surgical backup A shockingly humane call schedule: 1:5 weekends / 1:6 weekdays + holidays Interventional Cardiology-Oppor A huge referral base from 50+ employed PCPs A full employed model (no private practice chaos)

EPIC EMR

(yes actual EPIC, not the knockoff) What You ll Get Earning potential that saunters up toward the 90th percentile of MGMA like it owns the place Competitive PTO + 8 paid holidays + CME days Comprehensive benefits Sign-on bonus Relocation assistance Student loan forgiveness for new grads Paid malpractice Educational loan assistance WRVU production incentives

Basically:

you do great work, they treat you like a grown-up. J-1 / Candidate Eligibility Rules No 2026 J-1 candidates 2027+ J-1 welcome 2026 non-J-1 candidates are fine Must be BC/BE Interventional Cardiology The Community (

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Why Everyone Loves It Here) Welcome to Southwest Louisiana, where life has:

• Big-city convenience
• Small-town friendliness
• Award-winning Cajun/Creole cuisine
• Festivals that locals take very seriously
• Legendary fishing, hunting, and outdoor life
• A location perfectly balanced between Houston and New Orleans
• A cost of living that will make you question every major city you ve ever lived in It s an ideal place to live, work, raise a family and occasionally eat gumbo so good it might make you emotional.