Atlantic MEDsearch·Anchorage, Alaska
The role involves joining an established cardiology team to provide interventional cardiology services, including participating in the expansion of the cath lab program. Support staff, including hospitalists and intensivists, are available, and the position requires sharing call duties.
Cardiology team consisting of 1 interventionalist, 1 cardiologist & 2 APP’s seeks additional interventionalist.
Enjoy an established referral system & working w/an excellent cath lab & echo staff.
You’ll participate in expanding cath lab program.
PCI experience is must.
Able to perform peripherals, devices & TEE is a plus, but not required.
Coronary CTA program coming soon plus they have active wound care clinic if interested in PAD & vein disease.
Support staff include hospitalist & intensivist.
Share call Compensation includes a competitive salary, incentives, retirement, benefits, relo/vaca/CME, malpractice & signing bonus.
Area services over 75K residents & offers various schooling options, affordable housing, a wide range of year-round outdoor activities, ample shopping, dining & convenient access to Anchorage & nearby communities.
For more details on this position & others we have, email us at info@atlanticmedsearch.com or call 954-344-0606.
The primary requirement is proven experience with Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (PCI). While performing peripherals, devices, and Transesophageal Echocardiography (TEE) are beneficial, they are not mandatory for the position.
Market context
Interventional cardiology roles in Alaska often center on access to advanced cardiac care, so proven PCI experience is the main demand signal for employers. This type of position is competitive because candidates with procedural confidence and flexibility for a smaller-market setting can stand out, while peripheral work and TEE experience may strengthen an application but are not required here. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits to save research time, then emphasize your PCI case volume and readiness to discuss relocation and CME needs.