Description
Interventional & Structural Cardiology - Southern California
Join a well-established, patient-centered cardiology group in Southern California offering a balanced blend of interventional, structural, and clinical cardiology. This opportunity provides strong clinical support, a predictable weekday schedule, and the ability to practice high-quality cardiovascular medicine in a collaborative, community-focused environment.
Practice Overview
- Interventional cardiology position within a respected and growing private cardiology group
- Opportunity to participate in structural heart procedures based on training and interest
- Supported by 4 experienced Nurse Practitioners and 11 Medical Assistants
- Team-based care model designed to enhance efficiency and patient outcomes
- Autonomy in clinical decision-making with long-term partnership potential
- Stable infrastructure that supports both procedural and clinic-based practice
Structural Heart Component
- Opportunity to perform structural interventions such as TAVR, Watchman, MitraClip, and related procedures
- Collaborative working relationships with hospital partners and specialty teams
- Ability to tailor procedural mix based on physician expertise
- Environment positioned for continued structural program growth
Schedule
- Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
- Dedicated time for procedures, clinic, and administrative responsibilities
- Predictable weekday schedule designed to support long-term balance
- No excessive call burden
Compensation & Benefits
- $650,000 base salary with a $50,00 sign-on bonus
- Earning potential up to 1 million with partnership offered after year 1
- Comprehensive benefits package
- Established practice focused on sustainable growth and physician longevity
Candidate Qualifications
- Board Certified or Board Eligible in Interventional Cardiology
- Fellowship-trained in Interventional Cardiology from an accredited program
- Eligible for or currently holding an active California medical license
About Southern California's Central Valley
Practicing in Southern California's Central Valley offers the rare combination of affordability and accessibility. The region provides convenient access to Los Angeles, the Sierra Nevada mountains, and the Pacific Coast. With more than 270 days of sunshine annually, physicians enjoy outdoor recreation, excellent schools, and family-friendly communities-without the cost or congestion of larger coastal metropolitan areas.
