Specialization:
Cardiology Adult Congenital Heart Disease

Job Summary:

Medical City Healthcare: Adult Congenital Heart Disease Physician

Description:
Medical City Healthcare is seeking a full-time board certified/eligible Adult Congenital Heart Disease Physician to lead the growing ACHD program at Medical City Children's Hospital & Medical City Heart Hospital in Dallas, TX.

Qualified Candidates:

• Board certification/board eligibility in adult congenital heart disease by the American Board of Internal Medicine preferred
• Experience and/or additional training in adult congenital heart disease required
• Experience and/or additional training in noninvasive imaging preferred
• Background and interest in clinical/outcomes research

Incentive/Benefits Package:

• Employed position
• Highly competitive salary
• Comprehensive benefit package

About Medical City Children's Hospital and Medical City Heart Hospital:

• 225 bed pediatric hospital with the largest Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) in North Texas
• 108-bed Level IV NICU, regionalized care model with 9 Medical City Healthcare affiliated NICUs
• Medical City Children's Congenital Heart Center consists of 2 dedicated cardiovascular operating rooms, 2 cardiac catheterization labs, 1 hybrid suite, a 25-bed dedicated CICU/Stepdown Unit with 24/7 attending/NP coverage, ICAEL-certified Echo Lab, cMRI and collaborative 3D printing programs
• Two congenital heart surgeons with neonates/infants comprising 70-80% of surgical volume
• 63-bed specialized adult Medical City Heart Hospital consists of 3 cardiac catheterization labs, 3 biplane EP/interventional catheterization labs, 3 dedicated cardiovascular operating rooms, 2 hybrid operating rooms with a 15-bed Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit and 24-bed Progressive Care Unit with 24/7 attending/NP coverage
• Full range of adult interventional procedures performed exclusively by the ACHD team covering both campuses
• World class expertise in adult cardiac surgery, arrhythmia surgery, structural heart disease, cardiac transplantation and mechanical support