Duke Cardiology Raleigh is seeking two board-certified/board-eligible non-invasive cardiologists to join our expanding practice. These physicians will provide comprehensive outpatient cardiovascular care while supporting the practice’s growing cardiovascular imaging programs.
Key Responsibilities
Shared inpatient rounding and call responsibilities (approximately 5 weeks annually)
Practice Highlights
Qualifications
Preferred
About Duke Cardiology Raleigh
Duke Cardiology Raleigh is a growing cardiovascular practice within the Duke Heart Network and Duke Health Integrated Practice (DHIP), providing comprehensive cardiovascular care across multiple outpatient locations and Duke Raleigh Hospital. Physicians benefit from the resources of the Duke University Health System while practicing in a collegial, community-focused environment with strong subspecialty support and academic affiliations.
Duke Cardiology Raleigh is actively expanding its physician and advanced practice provider team to meet the growing cardiovascular needs of Wake County and the surrounding region. Duke Cardiology Raleigh continues to expand its regional footprint through growth at Duke Cardiology Raleigh and Duke Cary locations, while advancing cardiovascular imaging, interventional, heart failure, and electrophysiology services throughout the community.
All physicians participate in a shared inpatient rounding and call rotation, averaging approximately five weeks annually, including inpatient cardiology service and call coverage at Duke Raleigh Hospital.
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