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University of Louisville seeks a board-certified/eligible electrophysiologist for an academic role involving clinical care, teaching, and research in a Level I Trauma academic hospital. Compensation includes competitive salary plus productivity bonus and visa sponsorship is available.
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The University of Louisville School of Medicine's Division of Cardiovascular Medicine with UofL Health is seeking a board-certified/eligible electrophysiologist to join its expanding program. The ideal candidate will be an academically oriented clinician who excels in both patient care and teaching of house staff and fellows with a strong interest in clinical or translational research. A competitive annual salary plus potential productivity bonus is offered in addition to a robust recruitment package.
The division is expecting strong growth and recruitment and, as such, is poised to become a regional leader in cardiac service line delivery and patient volumes. There is strong financial backing and commitment from the university to achieve its educational, research, and clinical care missions.
ABOUT THE POSITION
The appropriate candidate will have clinical interests in consultative and outpatient EP care and expertise in all aspects of clinical cardiac electrophysiology including implantable devices, mapping and complex ablations. Excellent opportunities for collaborative research exist with the state-of-the-art facilities at the Institute of Molecular Cardiology. Applicants must possess or be eligible for Kentucky licensure and qualify for a faculty position of Assistant Professor or higher. There are leadership opportunities and directorship available for qualified individuals.
UofL’s Cardiology Division has a robust academic department consisting of specialists in all subdivisions of cardiology including electrophysiology, interventional and structural cardiology, heart failure and transplant/mechanical device support, ECMO, cardio-oncology, preventive cardiology, advanced imaging and complex cardiac and aortic/vascular surgery.
Research initiatives are encouraged and candidates will be expected to establish an academic portfolio and an area of expertise. Fellow and resident education is an integral component of the job. There are opportunities for academic advancement and leadership in committees depending on the level of interest and performance.
REQUIREMENTS AND QUALIFICATIONS
Medical degree from an accredited school of medicine; board certification in cardiology, and eligibility for licensure in Kentucky are required.
ADDITIONAL INCENTIVES
Interested candidates should submit the following three items to Dinesh Kalra, MD, Division Chief of Cardiovascular Medicine, at dinesh.kalra@louisville.edu:
ABOUT US
UofL Health - UofL Hospital is a fully integrated regional academic health system with five hospitals, four medical centers, nearly 250 physician practice locations, more than 1,000 providers, the Frazier Rehabilitation Institute and Brown Cancer Center. UofL Hospital, an academic teaching and research hospital, is at the heart of the Louisville Metro area in downtown Louisville. UofL Hospital offers a second-to-none cancer center, world-renowned trauma team and a uniquely streamlined, nationally accredited stroke center – the latest innovations in a history of world-class care.
UofL Hospital is the only Level I Trauma Center in the region. The Trauma Center admits more than 3,000 patients each year, including 1,500 patients a year who live outside Jefferson County and its surrounding counties – making it a resource not only for Louisville residents, but also for people throughout Kentuckiana. Included within the trauma care provided at UofL Hospital is a comprehensive burn unit. With the only adult burn unit in the region, all of the Trauma Center surgeons and burn unit nurses are specially trained in treating burn injuries.
In 2013, UofL Hospital was named the first Joint Commission-certified Comprehensive Stroke Center in Kentucky and the 20th in the nation. This accreditation recognizes UofL Hospital’s ability to provide the most comprehensive stroke treatments available.
UofL Health and UofL Physicians delivers patient-centered care with compassion and excellence. UofL Health and its organizations are Equal Opportunity Employers and support a drug-free work environment.
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