Pediatric Cardiologist

Pediatric Cardiologist | Fetal Echocardiography | Lincoln, NebraskaNo call. Primarily ambulatory practice. An established local team with the resources of a comprehensive academic pediatric cardiology program behind you.The Division of Pediatric Cardiology at the University of Nebraska Medical Center and Children’s Nebraska is seeking a board-eligible or board-certified Pediatric Cardiologist with expertise in echocardiography and fetal echocardiography to join the Lincoln Specialty Clinic. Physicians at any career stage are encouraged to consider the opportunity.Why physicians should take a closer lookNo call responsibilities: Call coverage is provided by the pediatric cardiology team in Omaha, allowing you to focus on your Lincoln practice without adding call obligations.An established team: Join an experienced full-time pediatric cardiologist and APP rather than building a practice alone.Primarily ambulatory practice: Build longitudinal relationships with patients and families, with opportunities for local NICU and inpatient consultation.Fetal echo at the center of your practice: Transthoracic and fetal echocardiography, ECGs and Holters are performed onsite in Lincoln.Academic resources without giving up a community-based practice: Remain based in Lincoln while staying connected to the subspecialty expertise and resources of the larger Children’s Nebraska pediatric cardiology program.Keep growing in the areas that interest you: Opportunities to rotate at the Children’s Nebraska main campus in Omaha can provide additional involvement in inpatient cardiology, echocardiography and the exercise stress lab.The imaging program includes 15 noninvasive imaging cardiologists. The echocardiography lab has maintained IAC credentialed status for more than 20 years and interprets approximately 13,000 echocardiograms and 450 fetal studies annually.A lifestyle that complements the practiceLincoln has a population of 295,000 and is the state capital. It offers a delightful mix of the amenities, diversity, and culture experience of a large city, with the traffic, cost of living and friendliness of a smaller midwestern community. The city has been thoughtful and proactive in expansion and rejuvenation that includes 172 miles of running and biking trails and 133 parks. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is the state’s flagship campus and is the home of the Big10 conference Nebraska Cornhusker athletic teams. Lincoln boasts a vibrant culinary scene, a lively musical atmosphere, and embraces the fine arts. It has been named one of America’s Healthiest Small Cities, the ninth best place to live and raise a family and Nebraska is ranked #4 in US News & World Report’s Best States rankings. Lincoln has outstanding public and private school systems, and the state is ranked #7 nationally in education.We are committed to increasing diversity in our organizations to reflect the population that we serve and encourage applications from all candidates who will contribute to the diversity and excellence of the institution. Nominations, expressions of interest and applications (including cover letter and CV/resume) should be submitted to: Dr. Jeffrey W. Delaney (jdelaney@childrensnebraska.org), Division chief of pediatric cardiology, and/or Jacki Nun, LCSW, Administrator, Physician & Faculty Recruitment at jnun@childrensnebraska.org or 712.251.7444. All replies will be treated with confidentiality.