Interventional Cardiology Opening in Conway, SC
Updated 11/06/26
Conway, South Carolina, United States
Physician
Cardiology-Interventional
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Job at a glance
Degree Required
MD/DO
Position Type
Full-Time
Work Environment
Hospital
Clinic/Private Practice
Visa Sponsorship
No
Job description
Job description
Interventional Cardiologist in Conway, SC
Located in Conway, SC; Myrtle Beach 15m
Overview
* A growing hospital near Myrtle Beach is seeking an interventional cardiologist for interventional and general cardiology care
* Primarily outpatient clinical role with inpatient responsibilities, consultative service only
* Standard office hours Monday to Thursday 8 to 5 and Friday 8 to 12, with 4.5 clinic days and a half day of protected admin time per week
* 18 to 22 patients per day
* Call is a 1 in 4 STEMI rotation (1 in 3 with the hospital, with one weekend a month covered by outside interventional physicians) and 1 in 6 for general cardiology
* Two room cath lab, 10 operating rooms and a 14 bed cardiac monitoring unit, with the clinic connected directly to the cath lab
* Full imaging suite including DSA, 256 slice CT and MRI, and in house wound care with hyperbaric chambers
* Team of interventional, invasive and non invasive cardiologists and nurse practitioners
* Plans for a hybrid room, and a da Vinci robotic system is available
* Cerner EMR
Qualifications
* MD or DO
* BE or BC in Cardiology with interventional training, board certified within 5 years of final year of training
* H-1B candidates accepted per the posting
Compensation & Benefits
* Sign on bonus, quality and productivity bonuses and relocation
* Guaranteed base salary plus production
* Malpractice with tail coverage
* Health, dental and vision and retirement plan with employer match
About the area
* Cost of living about 9 percent below the national average
* Close to the beaches of Myrtle Beach, with about 218 days of sunshine a year
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