Heart Failure Physician Orleans, LA

• Comprehensive benefits package

Heart Failure Physician opening in New Orleans, LA.

Start Date:

ASAP

Heart Failure opportunity with a nationally recognized Heart Failure & Transplant program in New Orleans, LA.

This hospital has been providing ventricular assist device implantation since 1990, and they are the only hospital in the state offering this advanced technology.

• 100% heart failure opportunity (no general cardiology required)
• Manage all aspects of heart failure, including transplant and VADs, in collaboration with a comprehensive cardiovascular team of subspecialized physicians, APP’s, and dedicated support staff
• Engage in teaching and research opportunities while enrolling patients in clinical trials
• Program monitors over 200 VAD patients at any given time
• Program did 23 heart transplants last year and has the ability to grow their volume to over 30 transplants per year
• Highly competitive compensation commensurate with experience
• Comprehensive benefits package

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