Cardiology - Interventional Job at UK Kings Daughters in Ashland, KY

UK King's Daughters is a 465-bed regional referral center in Ashland, Kentucky. We are presenting a lucrative opportunity for Interventional Cardiologists.

  We have a high-quality heart and vascular program with 20 Cardiologists, 4 Electrophysiologists, 3 Endovascular Surgeons, 2 Cardiothoracic Surgeons and 3 Interventional Radiologists who work collaboratively and 25+ advanced providers supporting the service line. Our program features:
• Hybrid OR 
• Interventional Radiology, Vascular and Cardiology collaboration 
  • Seasoned cath lab staff & techs
• 8 total labs, 4 Phillips FD20 labs including Hybrid
• EPIC electronic medical records system

The hospital-employed physician will receive a guarantee plus  WRVUs. The incoming physicians will also earn excellent benefits (health, vision, dental, life, retirement/CAP plan), along with 6-weeks (30 days) of vacation and an additional week (5-days) for CME. We will offer signing bonus, pay for all licensing/DEA/credentialing fees, advanced practitioner monthly stipend if supervising full-time NP/PA.  We have onsite daycare and just a large clinical support group to help all our cardiovascular services.   

King's Daughters Health System includes two hospitals, King's Daughters Medical Center in Ashland, Kentucky; and King's Daughters - Ohio, in Portsmouth, Ohio. Additionally, our network features 20 family care and multi-specialty clinics located throughout Ohio and Kentucky.  Our service area is over 770,000 our catchment area is extremely large.  We are part of the University of Kentucky and currently have OB/ED residents and others rotating on our main campus.  Our Internal Medicine residency program begins next summer. 

Our Tri-State region is renowned for family-friendly communities with great schools and low crime. We also host some of the country’s finest state parks, featuring golf, skiing, boating, fishing, hunting and biking. We’re also a short drive to metro cities in Ohio (Cincinnati and Columbus) and Kentucky (Lexington and Louisville).