High-Acuity Interventional Cardiology Blocks – Southwest Montana

Position Details

Setting: Inpatient, hospital-based Interventional Cardiology
Start Date: January 2026 (orientation required before first shift)
Duration: January–April open blocks (multiple coverage windows)
Coverage Windows:

• Jan 9 → Jan 15

• Feb 20 → Mar 1

• Mar 11 → Mar 24

• Mar 28 → Apr 1

Shift Structure:

• 24-hour call structure with inpatient IC responsibilities

• High-acuity adult population

• Independent decision-making environment

• Orientation: Required on-site per Intermountain protocol

Block Expectations:

• Hospital seeking coverage from experienced ICs across listed intervals

• Will consider providers who can commit to full or partial blocks

• No outpatient clinic responsibilities

EMR: EPIC

Work & Clinical Details

Scope of Work Includes:

• Inpatient Interventional Cardiology

• Management of high-acuity adult and geriatric cardiac patients

• Hospital-based consults, diagnostics, and procedural responsibilities

• Collaboration with RNs, APPs, and physician teams

• Rapid, accurate decision-making in a high-pressure setting

Support Staff:

• RN, NP/PA collaboration

• No resident supervision required

• Workload primarily inpatient with call-driven census

• Providers expected to integrate well with nursing and physician teams

Call Requirements:

• 24-hour IC coverage during assigned blocks

• Day and night responsibilities included

• Expected to respond to onsite needs rapidly

Patient Demographics:

• Adult + Geriatric

• High-acuity cardiac service line

Orientation:

• Mandatory on-site orientation prior to first day

• Credentialing + compliance must be complete before shift approval

Travel & Lodging:

• Covered (standard for fly-in providers)

• Mileage available for local providers outside 2-hour radius

Malpractice: Provided

Certifications & Requirements

• Board Certification: Interventional Cardiology

• Fellowship: IC fellowship required

• Licensure: Montana license preferred; IMLC acceptable

• Life Safety Certifications: ACLS required

• DEA: Required

• Experience:

  • Strong EPIC proficiency

  • Ability to function independently in high-pressure environments

  • Excellent communication skills with nursing + physician teams

  • Clean malpractice

Additional Notes:

• Providers must complete Moderate Sedation/Facility Life Safety training if required

• All providers must be cleared by Intermountain credentialing + compliance prior to scheduling

Summary

This Interventional Cardiology assignment in Southwest Montana offers structured block coverage, high-acuity inpatient IC work, and a strong, team-oriented hospital environment. The role is well-suited for confident, board-certified Interventional Cardiologists comfortable with fast-paced decision-making, seamless collaboration with nursing and APP teams, and the demands of full 24-hour call blocks.