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Cardiology Associates Of Ocean County

Interventional/General Cardiologist Needed in Prime NJ location - Jersey Shore area

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5 person Cardiology Group (1 Non-invasive, 2 Interventional, 2 PA) - Well established in the area for over 30 years Overall the group goes to 4 hospitals and has 3 offices in Ocean and Monmouth Counties, NJ with our main office in Brick, NJ Call will be every fourth week. Practice provides a full range of imaging/testing modalities - echo, nuclear, vascular ultrasound, Holter, MCOT, ABI/PVR, Cardiac SPECT and PET imaging . Comprehensive CV services including Structural heart disease, Peripheral interventions, High risk interventions, venous ablation, loop recorder implantations. Cardiac surgery program is well established at Jersey Shore University Medical Center. Starting Salary $500,000 with partnership track offered after 3 years . The group is actively involved in clinical trials and resident education. 25 person experienced and professional staff Excellent benefits package including life and disability insurance, 401 (k) retirement plan, malpractice insurance, and both individual and family health insurance. Understanding colleagues who value family and work-life balance Board certification in Interventional Cardiology Medical degree from an accredited institution Completion of residency training in Cardiology Fellowship training in Interventional Cardiology Valid state medical license Excellent clinical judgment and technical skills Strong interpersonal and communication skills

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