EP Cardiology Physician

Specialization: Cardiology Electrophysiology Job Summary: The Kansas City Heart Rhythm Institute is seeking an electrophysiologist to join their large practice in its satellite location at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, Kansas. Qualified Candidates: Trained at one of the premier training facilities in the US Board certified or board eligible in electrophysiology Eligible for state licensure in the state of Kansas Participate in call rotation 1:3 or better Ability to travel to Overland Park, Kansas for completion of complex cases Incentive/Benefits Package: Competitive salary with incentive-based package Sign on bonus and generous student loan repayment Comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, vision, life, and disability Time away from work combines paid time off, disability coverage and leaves of absence CME time and dues allowances 401k with company matching Employee stock purchase plan Kansas City Heart Rhythm Institute: Cardiovascular Team consists of four highly-skilled surgeons, 35 cardiologists, and eight electrophysiologists Practice members are internationally recognized cardiac thought leaders that believe heart care should be empathetic, responsive, and best in class. Practice serves the needs of the health system in the Kansas City Metro and Wichita, Kansas KCHRI providers bring the extensive expertise and innovation of the KCHRI to the Wichita area, allowing patients to benefit from their services About Wesley Medical Center: Recruitment is supported by Wesley Medical Center, a 712-bed, 102-bassinet level 1 trauma center drawing from 2/3rds of Kansas and parts of contiguous states. Wesley is part of HCA Healthcare's Continental Division, which was recently named to the IBM Watson Health 15 Top Health Systems list. Wichita is Kansas' largest city, home to 600K in the greater metro area and drawing from over 1 million from rural Kansas and parts of contiguous states. The average single-family home cost is 30% below the national median, cost of living is 10% percent below the national average. Wichita is a regional hub of university faculty, healthcare, and aviation industry professionals. It is also the home of the University of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita with over 1,000 faculty members and 13 ACGME accredited residency programs.