Cardiologist | Outpatient + Light Rounding | No ER Call
MASC Medical·Vero Beach, Florida
MASC Medical·Vero Beach, Florida
Manage an outpatient cardiology clinic seeing 18-20 patients per day and perform light hospital rounding. Responsible for reading and interpreting echos, nuclear stress tests, and TEEs.
Cardiologist Outpatient + Light Rounding | No ER Call Vero Beach, FL | $500K Base + Immediate Partnership Buy-In New Grads & Visa Candidates Welcome Step into a $500K base with immediate partnership equity at a growing cardiology practice on Florida’s Treasure Coast.
Mostly outpatient.
No ER call.
Real Monday-to-Friday hours.
You read your own echos, nuclears, and TEEs.
And you live ten minutes from the beach.
The Schedule (M–F, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.) 8:00 – 9:00 a.m.: Light hospital rounding — typically 1–2 patients/day 9:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.: Office clinic, 18–20 patients/day 30 min – 1.5 hrs: Study reads (echo, nuclear, TEE) No ER call.
Hospital call is optional and only by your preference.
The Clinical Setup Outpatient cardiology practice with Cleveland Clinic Indian River hospital affiliation Part-time NP supports your clinic days You read your own echos, nuclear stress tests, and TEEs (diagnostic income stays in-house) Predominantly Medicare patient population — credentialing typically completes in about a week eClinicalWorks EMR The Money $500,000 base salary Productivity bonus on top Immediate partnership Relocation assistance Medical, dental, and vision — practice covers two-thirds of premiums 401(k) with 3% employer match 4 weeks PTO + 1 week CME with $2,000 allowance Licensing fees and malpractice fully covered What We’re Looking For Board Certified or Board Eligible Cardiologist Florida medical license (or eligible to obtain) Comfortable reading echocardiograms, nuclear stress tests, and TEE New graduates strongly encouraged to apply H-1B and visa candidates welcome
Connect with Julius Holt today to discuss anytime - call/text 305-433-3035 or email julius@mascmedical.com
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Must be a Board Certified or Board Eligible Cardiologist with a Florida medical license or eligibility to obtain one. Candidates must be proficient in reading echocardiograms, nuclear stress tests, and TEEs.
Market context
In Florida, outpatient cardiology positions with light rounding and no ER call are typically in demand because many groups want coverage that supports clinic volume while limiting acute-call burden. These roles are competitive when they include productivity incentives, partnership equity, and relocation support, and this posting also notes AI-summarized requirements and benefits from the original job description to save you research time. If you are considering applying, confirm your Florida license status and be ready to discuss your experience with echocardiograms, nuclear stress tests, and TEEs.