Locum Opportunity – Electrophysiologist | Kentucky

Job description

Location: Kentucky
Schedule: 5x8 clinic schedule (flexible)
Duration: At least 1 week per month, with potential for additional coverage
Start Date: Ongoing need

Shift & Call Details

Shift Structure: Standard 5x8 clinic schedule; may extend slightly based on patient volume

Schedule Flexibility: Ideally 1 week of clinic coverage per month, but open to additional requests

Call: No call requirements

Weekend Coverage: Not expected

Work Details

Support Staff: 3 staff physicians and APP support

Monthly Coverage Need: Flexible

Patient Volume: 16–20 patients per half day depending on APP support; lower for outreach clinics

Patient Types: 15/30 minutes for follow-ups; 20/40 minutes for new patients (based on experience and Epic proficiency)

Department Description: Options for clinic-only work or a mix of clinic and procedure block days

Procedures: 1-day procedure block shifts with lab time available; proficiency in ablations and pacemaker procedures required

EMR: Epic

Practice Setting: Academic / Hospital

Requirements

Board Certification: Board Eligible or Board Certified in Cardiology with Electrophysiology Fellowship

License: Kentucky (willing to consider licensing candidates)

DEA: Required (KY)

Experience: Minimum of 1 year in Electrophysiology

Credentialing Timeframe: 120 days

Position Highlights

Flexible Scheduling: Opportunity to tailor your coverage to fit your availability, with clinic-only or combined procedural work.

Academic Environment: Work alongside experienced EP physicians and APPs in a collaborative academic and hospital-based setting.

Diverse Case Exposure: Access to both outpatient clinic and procedural block shifts, including ablations and device work.

Contact Information

For more details or to apply, please contact:
Rachel Koehler – Principal Recruiter, Aya Locums
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• Flexible Scheduling: Opportunity to tailor your coverage to fit your availability, with clinic-only or combined procedural work.
• Academic Environment: Work alongside experienced EP physicians and APPs in a collaborative academic and hospital-based setting.
• Diverse Case Exposure: Access to both outpatient clinic and procedural block shifts, including ablations and device work.