Cottage Hospital·Haverhill, New Hampshire
Provide comprehensive non-invasive cardiology care including outpatient evaluations, inpatient consults, and diagnostic test interpretation. Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to develop and expand cardiology services within a rural critical access hospital.
Cottage Hospital is seeking a Cardiologist to join our growing rural healthcare team in northern New Hampshire. This is an exciting opportunity to help develop and expand cardiology services within a collaborative critical access hospital setting while making a meaningful impact on patient care throughout the region.
The Cardiologist will provide comprehensive non-invasive cardiology care to adult patients, including outpatient evaluations, inpatient consults, and interpretation of diagnostic testing. This role works closely with primary care providers, hospitalists, emergency medicine physicians, nursing staff, and administration to coordinate high-quality cardiovascular care and improve patient access to specialty services locally.
Why Cottage Hospital?
Located in the beautiful Upper Valley region of New Hampshire, Cottage Hospital offers a supportive and relationship-centered environment where providers can make a direct impact on their community while enjoying an exceptional quality of life with access to hiking, skiing, lakes, and outdoor recreation.
Cottage Hospital — where you can learn, grow, and give back.
Requires an MD or DO degree with completion of Internal Medicine residency and a Cardiology fellowship. Must be eligible for New Hampshire medical licensure and DEA certification, with board certification in Cardiovascular Disease preferred.
Market context
Non-invasive cardiology openings in New Hampshire are typically driven by ongoing outpatient and hospital-based cardiovascular care needs, especially in communities where access to specialty care can be limited. These roles are competitive because employers usually look for an MD or DO, Internal Medicine residency, Cardiology fellowship training, and eligibility for New Hampshire licensure and DEA certification, with board certification in Cardiovascular Disease preferred. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm licensure timing and fellowship credentials before applying.
