Cardiology

Baylor Scott & White Health is seeking a fellowship-trained BC/BE general non-invasive Cardiologist to join our expanding practice in Brenham Texas. This unique position offers not only the opportunity to practice high-quality clinical cardiology but also to take on a leadership role in further developing and advancing our inpatient non-invasive cardiology HighlightsOutpatient-focused clinical practice supplemented by inpatient/ED consults and position features a minimal call schedule with opportunities to further refine and optimize call opportunities to shape and grow our inpatient non-invasive cardiology servicesActive involvement in the expansion of procedures and services including Transesophageal Echocardiograms (TEEs) stress testing echocardiograms advanced cardiac imaging and inpatient medicineAcademic appointment through the Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine may be availableCoverage includes one hospital located in Brenham just a short walk from the cardiology clinic. You will work alongside a supportive collegial team (1 other cardiologist at BSWH-Brenham at this time plus a network of interventional and non-invasive cardiologists in College Station) and have access to state-of-the-art facilities and a robust EMR (EPIC). Baylor Scott & White Health provides access to all specialties under one umbrella supporting collaboration and Join Baylor Scott & White Health BrenhamBaylor Scott & White Medical Center Brenham is a 25-bed acute-care critical access hospital with Level IV Trauma Center designation a thriving Emergency Department and Pathway to Excellence designation from the hospital features a Support Level III Stroke Facility specialty care clinic and a wide network of medical and surgical services.A strong and growing demand for cardiac services with a large primary care referral base and the support of the largest not-for-profit health care system in based on experienceQUALIFICATIONSMD or DOTexas licensed and DEA by start dateABIM Board Certified or Board Eligible Cardiovascular DiseaseExperience preferred