Cardiologist | Women's Heart Center
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Job description
The Women's Heart Center at Tri-County Heart Institute is the first private women's heart center in the region — and we're growing. We're adding non-invasive cardiologists to a busy, established practice serving one of the fastest-growing senior communities in the country, with a specific focus on women's heart disease and preventive cardiology.
Heart disease presents differently in women — and is still underdiagnosed and undertreated as a result. If you want to practice cardiology where that distinction actually matters clinically, and do it inside a physician-owned practice with real work-life balance, this is that role.
Board certification or fellowship training in Nuclear Cardiology, Echocardiography, Cardiac PET/CT, or CT Imaging is a strong plus. We run an active in-house imaging program and want physicians who can use those skills directly, not refer them out.
Why This Practice
- First and only private Women's Heart Center in the region — a real clinical niche, not a marketing label
- Physician-owned and independent — clinical decisions made by physicians, not a hospital system or PE-backed group
- Monday–Friday schedule, limited to no weekend call
- Established patient base in a high-demand, underserved cardiology market
- In-house imaging capability — echo, nuclear stress, PET/CT, and cardiac CT
- Operational infrastructure already in place — experienced management team, modern practice software, streamlined workflows — so you spend your time on patients, not admin
- Strong regional reputation built since 2016
Job Responsibilities
Lead preventive cardiology efforts: risk stratification, early detection, and patient education tailored to how heart disease presents in women
Diagnose and manage chronic cardiovascular conditions (hypertension, hyperlipidemia, early-stage heart disease) with a long-term outcomes focus
Read and interpret non-invasive cardiac imaging (echo, nuclear stress, PET/CT, cardiac CT) as applicable to your credentials
Collaborate with primary care physicians, cardiology subspecialists, and advanced practice providers on shared care plans
Participate in patient and community education on women's heart disease and prevention
Qualifications
Valid, unrestricted Florida medical license (or ability to obtain)
ACLS certification
Strong non-invasive diagnostic and clinical decision-making skills
Strong Plus:
Board certification in Nuclear Cardiology
Board certification in Echocardiography
Board certification in Cardiac PET/CT
Board certification in CT Imaging
Fellowship training or demonstrated focus in preventive cardiology or women's cardiovascular health
Experience working with senior/geriatric populations
Working Hours
Monday to Friday
Limited to no weekend call
Skills
Sharp clinical judgment in diagnosing and managing women's cardiovascular disease
Clear, empathetic communication with a primarily senior patient population
High attention to detail interpreting imaging and diagnostic results
Comfortable working within a multidisciplinary care team
Strong time management across a full clinical patient load
Genuine commitment to prevention and long-term patient relationships, not episodic care
Adaptable, with an ongoing commitment to continuing education in cardiology and imaging
Calm, sound decision-making under clinical pressure
Proficient with modern EMR, diagnostic, and imaging technologies