Atlantic MEDsearch·New Haven, Indiana
The electrophysiologist will join a cardiology group to perform complex ablation procedures and lead extractions. Responsibilities include a mix of inpatient and outpatient clinical work with shared EP-only call duties.
Seeking an electrophysiologist to join a well established cardiology group w/3 EP's and 10+ cardiologists.
Interest & competence in complex ablation & lead extractions is strongly preferred.
Experience with epicardial VT ablations & LA appendage exclusion devices is welcome.
Their EP labs are well equipped for complex ablation procedures & are staffed by experienced & highly trained RNs and techs.
Clinical responsibilities involve a wide mix of inpatient & outpatient work.
Call is limited to EP only & shared equally 1:4 among the EP's.
Servicing over 250K residents, hospital offers cardiac services, adult ICU beds, a 24 hour ER, Pediatrics, Oncology, Heart Transplantation, Inpatient/Outpatient Surgery & a Diabetes Treatment Center.
Indiana is ranked as one of the nation's top "physician friendly" states w/low cost malpractice coverage, capped malpractice claims, low managed care & affordable cost of living.
For more details on this position & others we have, email us at info@atlanticmedsearch.com or call 954-344-0606.
Candidates should have competence in complex ablation and lead extractions, with experience in epicardial VT ablations and LA appendage exclusion devices preferred. The role requires a qualified medical professional capable of working within a well-equipped EP lab environment.
Market context
Electrophysiology roles in Indiana are typically competitive because hospitals need clinicians who can handle complex procedures and support busy EP lab schedules. This opening emphasizes competence in complex ablation and lead extractions, with experience in epicardial VT ablations and LA appendage exclusion devices preferred; the malpractice coverage details may also matter when comparing offers. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform against the original posting so you can quickly confirm fit and prepare examples of similar procedures you have handled.