Wisconsin Cardiology Physician Job

Dean Health System in Madison, Wisconsin offers an outstanding non-invasive cardiology opportunity for a board certified/board eligible cardiologist.

• Join this thriving, low turnover group, which provides a great mentoring environment for recently trained physicians
• Enjoy a convenient schedule – you'll only have clinical work scheduled 4 days per week
• Benefit from shared call
• Use your cardiac MR and/or CT skills to develop the department's cardiac imaging services
• You'll have the opportunity to teach family practice residents and/or conduct research, if desired
• Look forward to competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits
• You'll work toward a lucrative shareholder track
• Signing bonus will be offered and salary advancement will be available

Dean Health System (DHS) is one of the largest physician-owned, multi-specialty, integrated healthcare delivery systems in the country, with more than 500 physicians and other providers and approximately 65 clinic locations. Dean Health System also provides health care coverage for approximately 230,000 covered lives across an 18-county service through Dean Health Insurance.

Because the physicians employed by Dean Health System own 95% of the organization, practicing physicians are in a direct position to influence their professional and business lives as well as the care for their patients. For more information, please visit http://www.deancare.com.

St. Mary's Hospital Medical Center has been serving Madison and South Central Wisconsin since 1912. The hospital is an expanding acute-care hospital with approximately 350 beds and is generally the hospital to which the Dean Health System Physicians admit. St. Mary's is very supportive of the Dean Health System physicians and works in a complementary manner on many joint ventures to provide excellence in patient care.

Clinical programs of special interest include the Dean/St. Mary's Cardiac Center, Family Birth Center (including obstetrics, high risk pregnancy, and neonatal intensive care), Neuroscience Center, Geriatrics, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Renal Services, and Emergency Services.

Madison consistently ranks as one of the top places in the country to live, work, go to school, play, and raise a family. Home to the State Capitol and University of Wisconsin, Madison has a population of over 200,000 and offers a stimulating civic, political, and educational environment.

Madison’s outstanding public school system is nationally recognized, with more than six times the National Merit Scholar Semifinalists than comparable school districts. The public school system includes 30 elementary, 12 middle and 5 high schools. More than 180 public, governmental and special libraries are available for additional learning. There are more than 160 churches representing 45 denominations, and at least 120 community organizations supporting a vast array of community needs. 

Residents also enjoy an endless array of music, dance, theater, visual and literary arts, including five museums exhibiting art, history, and science collections. Shoppers and diners enjoy an eclectic mix of independent stores and restaurants celebrating cultures from around the globe. With five area lakes, public parks, beaches, and marinas, Madison satisfies outdoor enthusiasts with year-round activities from hiking, biking, swimming, and sailing to skiing and ice fishing.

Conveniently located just one hour from Milwaukee, two hours from Chicago, and three and a half hours from Minneapolis, Madison provides easy access to all the amenities these great cities have to offer.