Job Details

Healthcare employer in Western Montana seeks to hire a highly skilled and motivated Electrophysiologist who has expertise in the diagnosis and management of cardiac arrhythmias, as well as proficiency in performing electrophysiology studies, ablations and device implementation.

The ideal candidate for this position will possess the ability to perform electrophysiology procedures including but not limited to: cardiac ablations including cryo (treating ventricular, atrial, and other arrhythmias), LAAO, device implantation, lead extraction, and Watchman.

This highly regarded Montana employer has a long-standing reputation of providing top-notch heart & vascular care in this beautiful state known for its four-season climate and outdoor lifestyle.

Compensation and Benefits

• Competitive compensation structures with guaranteed salaries and opportunity for RVU bonus
• 8 weeks paid time off
• Generous sign-on / relocation bonus
• Annual $5,000 CME + $1,000 license/dues
• 5-7% retirement match + 457b program
• Physician wellness programs focused on personal and professional development
• Monthly meetings with highest-level physician and administrative leadership to bring ideas forward and solve issues

Other Highlights

• Stand alone, financially stable, not-for-profit organization led by a seasoned CEO
• Regional tertiary center with robust specialty support
• Patient focused, quality community and regional medical care
• Epic electronic medical record and good clinical support staffing structures

Work for one of the state's most modern and progressive healthcare employers. Here you'll find very mild winters and blue skies over 300 days of the year!

J1 and H1B visa candidates invited to apply!

ABOUT GREAT FALLS:

Great Falls is known as Montana's base camp for art and adventure with a city population of 70,000, and a draw of over 275,000 people in north central Montana. Great Falls is a wonderful and safe place to raise a family, with nationally ranked public schools, endless activities, two accredited colleges, a brand-new nursing school, a biomedical rural health research institute, and a new not-for-profit medical school, TouroCOM Montana. Additionally, the Missouri River, a blue-ribbon fly-fishing destination, runs through the middle of this community with over 60 miles of paved recreational trails. Local outdoor activities include camping, backpacking, hiking, biking, horseback riding, water and snow skiing, rock and ice climbing, boating, paddle boarding, kayaking and more. Additionally, in 2023, Montana was named #1 state in the nation to practice medicine by WalletHub and in 2020, Great Falls ranked #10 for best cities to practice in after the pandemic by Business Insider.