Atlantic MEDsearch·Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Provide interventional cardiology services as part of a four-physician group in a collegial environment. Perform procedures including cardiac catheterization, angiography, and pacemaker implantation while participating in a 1:3 call rotation.
Well-established cardiology group seeks a 4th Interventional Cardiologist.
Work in a collegial environment w/3 interventional cardiologists & 1 NP.
Enjoy a 4 day work week & a loyal referral system.
Cardiovascular services include a dedicated, interventional cardiac cath lab, 128-slice CT scanner w/capability of performing cardiac angiography, as well as traditional cardiology services such as: nuclear & exercise stress testing, ECHO lab, cardiac rehab, pacemaker implantation & monitoring services & a STEMI program.
Share call 1:3.
Compensation includes base salary, incentives, malpractice, relocation, benefits, retirement, CME/vacation & sign-on bonus.
Servicing over 90K residents, hospital offers adult/pediatric services, a level I birthing center, a 24-hour ER, heart services, cancer center & an excellent ICU/CCU.
Area provides easy access to Milwaukee & Green Bay.
For more details on this position & others we have, email us at info@atlanticmedsearch.com or call 954-344-0606.
The candidate must be an Interventional Cardiologist capable of managing a STEMI program and performing various cardiac diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. The role requires collaboration with a team of cardiologists and nurse practitioners in a hospital-based setting.
Market context
Interventional cardiology roles in Wisconsin are typically driven by hospital needs for STEMI coverage, catheterization lab access, and coordinated inpatient cardiac care. These positions are competitive because they often require procedural skill, leadership in acute cardiac programs, and close collaboration with cardiologists and nurse practitioners. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, and confirm your experience with STEMI management, diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, and hospital-based teamwork before applying.