Advanced Heart Failure/Transplant Cardiology Job In Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Heart Failure Physician
Description
Specialization:
Cardiology Heart Failure and Transplant
Job Summary:
Advanced Heart Failure Cardiologist needed to establish and grow heart failure services at level II trauma center in Portsmouth, NH to support development of a comprehensive Heart Failure evaluation and management program.Qualified Candidates:
- Board certification in Cardiology and Board certification/eligibility following Fellowship Training in Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology
- Must have excellent interpersonal skills to communicate clearly and concisely with all levels of nursing, physicians and administration
- Physician will serve as a member of the Mechanical Circulatory Support program and various heart failure initiatives
- Will work in close collaboration with regional transplant referral programs
- Competitive salary
- Comprehensive benefits package with occurrence-based malpractice coverage
- CME and dues allowance
- Be part of a supportive and collegial team
- Participating in activities of the Tufts Heart Failure Team
- Participation in all LVAD/Transplant evaluation meetings
• 220-bed acute care facility with a Level II Trauma Center
• 24/7 full-service ER
• 2 freestanding ERs
• 24/7 dedicated inpatient hospitalist program
• 24/7 dedicated inpatient intensivist program
• 30-bed inpatient psychiatric unit including 16 involuntary beds
Portsmouth, NH, a seacoast city, sits near the mouth of the Piscataqua River, which divides the states of New Hampshire and Maine. It is at the core of a metropolitan region that includes several small cities and towns. The nation’s third oldest city, Portsmouth is rich in history and abundant with cultural activities. Offering small-town charm blended with easy access to a host of outdoor activities and major cities. The area includes top-notch educational institutions-both public and private, along with no sales tax or state income tax. Located only an hour north of Boston.
As the nation’s third oldest city, Portsmouth offers:
- No personal income tax at the state or local level other than dividends or interest
- No sales tax
- No taxes on retirement income
- Close proximity to Boston no matter where you live in the state
- A town rich in history and abundant with cultural activities
- Small-town charm
- A host of outdoor activities and major cities
- Includes top-notch educational institutions-both public and private
- Four seasons of weather
Portsmouth, a seacoast city, sits near the mouth of the Piscataqua River, which divides the states of New Hampshire and Maine. Portsmouth is at the core of a metropolitan region that includes several small cities and towns. As the nation’s third oldest city, Portsmouth is rich in history and abundant cultural activities. Portsmouth offers small-town charm blended with easy access to beaches and major cities; Boston is just an hour drive away. Close to ocean, lakes and mountains. No income tax or state sales tax.
New Hampshire’s Portsmouth Regional Hospital provides comprehensive inpatient and outpatient medical services to the residents of New England’s Greater Seacoast area. The Seacoast stretches from Southern Maine coast to Northeastern Massachusetts. The 220 bed hospital is home to more than 200 physicians and 1,100 employees.
Because of the hospital’s progressive approach and proven outcomes, area residents no longer need to travel to Boston for a vast array of procedures and services. The hospital serves as a regional tertiary center for Cardiac and Neurosurgery.
In addition to the availability of advanced technology, physicians can rely on 24/7 inpatient Hospitalist program and superior nursing care that has helped Portsmouth Regional Hospital rank among the top hospitals nationwide in patient satisfaction.
A $63 million facility expansion and renovation began in 2008, adding more than 67,000 square feet of new construction and 88,000 square feet of renovations to the existing facility.