Non-Invasive Cardiology Opportunity in Tennessee
An established, physician-owned cardiology group serving the region between Nashville and Knoxville has immediate patient demand and long wait times. It's seeking a non-invasive cardiologist who enjoys a broad general cardiology practice with strong imaging and testing volume, on a schedule built for both productivity and quality of life.
What We Offer You
- Balanced clinical mix: Approximately 75% outpatient and 25% inpatient, including clinic, diagnostics, and hospital responsibilities.
- Predictable schedule and call: About four clinic days per week, one day per week of call, and weekend call about every fifth to sixth weekend, with shared holiday coverage.
- Strong earning foundation: $600,000 first-year guarantee, $500,000 year two plus production, with RVU-based compensation anticipated in year one and a potential RVU or collections-based model thereafter.
- Ownership pathway: Partnership track anticipated after year 2, and after year 3 for ambulatory surgery center buy-in, with potential access to eligible imaging and future ASC income.
- Well-supported practice: APP support in clinic and hospital, nursing and MA support, procedure schedulers, and a clinical manager, plus PET imaging and access to cardiac CT at the hospital.
Candidate Requirements
- Board-certified or board-eligible in Cardiology.
- Strong general cardiology skills with interest in non-invasive services.
- Comfort with echo, stress echo, treadmill testing, nuclear or PET imaging interpretation, TEEs, and cardioversions.
- Willingness to participate in hospital rounding and one day per week at a regional outreach clinic.
- Heart Failure fellowship training welcomed.
- Imaging expertise, including potential cardiac MRI interpretation, is a differentiator.
- Visa sponsorship considered for H-1B and J-1 candidates, subject to applicable requirements.
Life in Cookeville and the Upper Cumberland
This community offers a university-town feel with a family-friendly community and access to outdoor recreation across the Upper Cumberland region. You will be positioned between Nashville and Knoxville, which can make weekend trips and regional travel straightforward. If you enjoy getting outside, the area is known for nearby parks, lakes, and hiking, with plenty to do when you are off call.
Reach out today to learn more and see if this Tennessee cardiology role fits your clinical goals and long-term plans.
