Cardiologist Eureka, CANorthern California Coast Äî Humboldt County Position Details Full-time, permanent position Setting: Inpatient and outpatient Äî 120-bed department; Level III Trauma Center; Stroke Certified Admissions required Äî in-house call; 20 Äì30 minute response time APP supervision required 18 patients per shift EMR: Epic Credentialing timeframe: 90 Äì120 days Licensing reimbursement provided ACLS certification required Practice OverviewSeeking a BC/BE Cardiologist with non-invasive cardiology expertise to fill a long-term vacancy at a Stroke Certified, Level III Trauma Center on the Northern California coast: Inpatient and outpatient cardiology including ICU coverage Non-invasive cardiology Äî required Echocardiography Äî required TEE Äî preferred Nuclear Cardiology Äî preferred APP supervision required Fellowship training required Admissions required Äî in-house call Required Certifications ACLS Äî required Required Qualifications MD or DO Äî Board Certified or Board Eligible in Cardiovascular Disease Non-invasive cardiology including echocardiography Äî required TEE Äî preferred Nuclear cardiology Äî preferred ICU cardiology experience Äî required California medical license or willingness to obtain Äî licensing reimbursement provided ACLS certification Äî required Fellowship training Äî required About the Community Äì Eureka, California Charming Victorian coastal city of approximately 27,000 Äî the largest city on the Northern California coast Seat of Humboldt County Äî surrounded by ancient redwood forests and the Pacific Ocean Home to stunning Humboldt Bay, Old Town Eureka, and the Blue Ox Millworks Gateway to Redwood National and State Parks Äî among the most breathtaking natural wonders in the world Abundant outdoor recreation including hiking, fishing, kayaking, whale watching, and exploring the redwoods Vibrant arts and cultural scene Äî galleries, theaters, and a beloved local food culture Temperate coastal climate with mild temperatures year-round Arcata-Eureka Airport offering regional connections to San Francisco and Los Angeles
