AdventHealth Interventional Cardiologist (non-structural)

AdventHealth Medical Group Cardiovascular Center is looking for a dynamic and quality focused interventional cardiologist (non-structural) to join our established team of cardiologists who cover our highly rated, 253 bed community Hospital in Orange City, FL. 

The practice is a part of AdventHealth Medical Group. This aligned model and practice management experience provides the opportunity for the physicians to focus on the clinical aspects of medicine.

Our established cardiology practice, with over 30 years of service, in totality, consists of (6) cardiologists and (4) APP’s.   

The hospital and clinics are located only a short drive from the Lake Mary/Sanford area, and easily accessible from the highway, allowing the option to either live locally or drive a short commute from one our neighboring cities.

Our clinics are located in the cities of Lake Mary, Orange City, and Deltona.

Requirements of the position include:

• Must live within 20 miles  of AdventHealth Fish Memorial
• Board Certification / Eligibility through ABIM or ABMS
• Team player with patient-first mindset
• Excellent communication skills
• Eligible for active Florida license

   Benefits of employment with AdventHealth Medical Group:

• Competitive Base salary guarantee plus production bonus and generous benefits package
• Include occurrence-based malpractice coverage
• CME allowance
• Sign-on/ relocation bonus
• Qualified nonprofit organization for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)
• Benefits starting day 1
• 403b retirement plan
• Paid parental leave
• Large patient population
• No state income tax
• Live/practice in the quiet suburbs north of Orlando or along the waters of the St. Johns River

AdventHealth Overview

Based in Altamonte Springs, AdventHealth is a non-profit, connected system of care. With more than 80,000 team members, AdventHealth is one of the nation’s largest faith-based health care systems with nearly 50 hospitals and hundreds of care sites in nearly a dozen states.  With the mission of Extending the Healing Ministry of Christ, AdventHealth provides whole person care to heal the mind, body and spirit.

Hospital Overview

The facility began as Fish Memorial in 1952, in DeLand, Florida. In 1994, the hospital was renamed Volusia Medical Center and relocated to Orange City to serve the growing
population of southwest Volusia County. In 1996, the Adventist Health System purchased Volusia Medical Center and in 1998, renamed the facility AdventHealth Fish Memorial to honor the hospital’s benefactor, Judge Bert Fish. In 2003, AdventHealth Fish Memorial expanded and in 2007 Fish Imaging opened on the hospital campus. In 2015, Deltona Health Park opened as part of our continued promise to provide quality health care to the residents of Southwest Volusia County and Fish Imaging relocated to Deltona Health Park. In 2017, Wellness and Rehab Care opened in a new location on the hospital campus

NOTE: The hospitals listed above is NOT a trauma center

Community Overview

With a convenient location just outside of Orlando, you can enjoy both the big city amenities as well as the offerings of the quiet and family friendly suburbs.

• Located near one of the best public and private school districts in FL
• High-end shopping and dining at Winter Park’s famous Park Avenue just 25 minutes away
• Funky and unique restaurants in the historic downtown Sanford area such as the Old Jailhouse or Hollerbach’s German Cafe.
• Professional Soccer with the Orlando Pride or Orlando City Soccer
• NBA basketball with the Orlando Magic basketball at their newly constructed Arena
• Broadway shows and concerts at the Dr. Phillips Center
• Orlando Science Center and Art Museum
• Theme Parks! Easily enjoy Disney or Universal for the day or afternoon

AdventHealth Fish Memorial began as Fish Memorial in 1952 in DeLand, Florida. In 1994, the hospital was renamed Volusia Medical Center and relocated to Orange City to serve the growing population of southwest Volusia County. In 1996, the Adventist Health System purchased Volusia Medical Center and in 1998, renamed the facility Florida Hospital Fish Memorial to honor the hospital’s benefactor, Judge Bert Fish. In 2003, Florida Hospital Fish Memorial expanded and in 2007 Fish Imaging opened on the hospital campus. In 2015, Deltona Health Park opened as part of our continued promise to provide quality health care to the residents of Southwest Volusia County and Fish Imaging relocated to Deltona Health Park. In January 2019, the hospital was renamed to AdventHealth Fish Memorial