Non Invasive Cardiology | Tremendous Institutional Support

The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) is accepting applications for a full-time, non-invasive cardiologist at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor in the Clinical Attending/Clinical Educator pathways. UAMS is the state’s only academic center with a rapidly growing Cardiovascular program. The Cardiology Division consists of 15 staff Cardiologists, 18 fellows (12 general, 3 Interventional, 2 Electrophysiology fellows, 1 structural imaging fellow) and 9 advanced practice providers who provide state of the art cardiac services including structural cardiology, cardiac electrophysiology, and advanced heart failure.

Opportunity Highlights

1. Join a growing full-service cardiovascular practice with tremendous institutional support
2. Competitive salary + excellent benefits including up to 10% 401(k) employer match
3. Clinical responsibilities include ambulatory clinics (both in Little Rock and surrounding areas); inpatient Cardiology ward and consultative services and cardiac imaging (echocardiography and for those interested, nuclear Cardiology, cardiac CT and MRI)
4. Participate in education of medical students, residents, and Cardiology fellows
5. Clinical research opportunities are available for those interested/
6. 6. Call frequency – 1:7 weekends with fellow support
7. Visas sponsored: H1, J1 waiver, and O1 for eligible candidates

Practice highlights:

1. Busy inpatient primary Cardiology ward team and consult services
2. Robust outpatient clinics both in Little Rock and surrounding areas
3. Busy echocardiography laboratory with expertise in all forms of advanced echocardiography including 3D echo, strain and structural echocardiography
4. Collaborative practice with Radiology in Nuclear Cardiology, cardiac CT and cardiac MRI
5. Dedicated closed CVICU and a growing structural, ECMO and cardiac surgery program

Community Information

Live and work in Little Rock, Arkansas, a culturally diverse capital city that’s a remarkable place for families and individuals to call home. 

1. Ranked on US News & World Report’s list of best places to live (2022)
2. Excellent cost of living with median home prices well below the national average
3. Some of the best public and private schools in the state
4. Gorgeous scenery and endless options for outdoor activities
5. Access to a national airport with direct flights across the country 

Minimum requirements:

1. Completion of an ACGME accredited Cardiology fellowship
2. Board certified or board eligible in Cardiology
3. COCATS level 2 training (or above) in all aspects of echocardiography.