Interventional Cardiologist

About the role

Provide 24-hour call coverage for interventional cardiology and perform various cardiac procedures. Manage clinic patients and inpatient consults daily.

JOB OVERVIEW Job Id

Y-MD-3440010
Profession:
Physician
Specialty:
Interventional
Cardiology
Job
Type:
Locum
Tenens
Location:
West
Burlington,
IA
Service
Setting:
Hospital
Coverage
Type:
Call
Only
Coverage
Period: Oct 01, 2026 –
Dec 31, 2026
On-Call
Shift
Schedule: 24-hour call
PATIENT
Information
Patient
Volume/Census:
Clinic: 12-15 patients/day;
Inpatient consults: 5-10/day
Rounding: 5-10 patients/day
Case
Mix: Diagnostic cath, angioplasty, stenting, stress echo, nuclear stress, echo, holter, event monitors,
TEE, cardioversions
Facility
Information
EMR
System:
Epic
Privileges &
Compliance
Credentialing
Timeline: 60 days REQUIRED PROCEDURES Diagnostic catheterization Angioplasty Stenting Stress echo Nuclear stress Echocardiography interpretation Holter monitoring Event monitoring TEE (Transesophageal Echocardiography) Cardioversion

JOB REQUIREMENTS Licenses

Active IA license required; Universal License (IMLC) accepted.

Duties & Responsibilities

Provide call coverage for interventional cardiology, including 24-hour call shifts. Round on clinic patients (12-15 per day) and inpatient consults (5-10 per day). Perform interventional procedures such as diagnostic catheterization, angioplasty, stenting, stress echo, nuclear stress, TEEs, and cardioversions. Cover general cardiology call as needed. Maintain active Iowa medical license and comply with credentialing requirements.

Posting details

Employment type: Unknown
Work arrangement: On Site
Experience: 10+
Location: West Burlington, Iowa
Posted: Aug 28, 2026
Application: Employer website

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