Electrophysiology Cardiologist

Electrophysiology Cardiologist Department of Internal Medicine

Job Summary:

The Electrophysiology Cardiologist provides high-quality specialty care for patients with cardiac rhythm disorders in a community-based hospital setting. This role involves evaluating and managing complex arrhythmias, performing electrophysiology studies and catheter-based ablation procedures, and implanting and managing cardiac rhythm devices. The electrophysiologist collaborates with cardiology and interdisciplinary care teams to ensure safe, effective, and patient-centered care while supporting comprehensive inpatient and outpatient services.

• 2 procedural EP days per week

• 2 days of outpatient clinic per week

• Inpatient general cardiology coverage (rotating call schedule)

• EPIC EMR system

• Mmodal dictation with possible AI enabled scribe in near future

Duties and Essential Job Functions:

• Evaluate, diagnose, and manage patients with cardiac arrhythmias and conduction disorders in inpatient and outpatient community-based settings

• Perform electrophysiology studies and catheter-based ablation procedures appropriate to a community hospital program

• Implant, program, and manage cardiac rhythm devices, including pacemakers, ICDs, and CRT devices

• Interpret ECGs, ambulatory and implantable cardiac monitoring data, and intracardiac recordings

• Provide longitudinal outpatient follow-up and continuity of care for electrophysiology patients

• Collaborate closely with general cardiologists, hospitalists, emergency department providers, anesthesia, nursing, and procedural teams

• Participate in shared call coverage and support hospital-based electrophysiology services

• Maintain accurate, timely documentation and comply with hospital policies, quality standards, and regulatory requirements

Benefits:

• Competitive salary

• Paid Time Off (ATO)

• CME/Professional Expense Allowance

• Relocation assistance

• Malpractice insurance provided

• Health, vision, and dental insurance options

• Retirement options

Qualifications:

Required Education and Experience:

• Current Medical Doctor (M.D) or Doctor of Osteopathy (D.O.) degree from an accredited school of medicine.

• Residency and/or Fellowship training within specialty.

Required Licensure/Certification/Specialized Training:

• Current, unrestricted medical license to practice in the State of Texas.

• Board Certification or Board Eligible.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

• Preferable experience in performing Watchmans (LAAO) and Pulsed Field Ablations

• Preferable experience and willingness to perform atrial fibrillation ablations.

• Must be comfortable working in a large public/county facility

• Must be able to demonstrate working knowledge in area assigned, and competency in assessment techniques, diagnosis and treatment processes that apply to the assigned medical specialty area

• Must have good interpersonal, verbal and oral communication skills

• Must be self-directed and take initiative to develop and participate in community activities and medical outreach

• Must be able to demonstrate patient centered/patient valued behavior