General Cardiologist No Hospital Call
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
Salary Range: Competitive Base Salary Plus RVU Bonus
Position Overview
Join a hospital-employed, non-profit health system as a General Cardiologist in Salt Lake City, Utah. This unique role offers no hospital call, allowing you to focus on outpatient care with strong support and resources. The position is ideal for physicians seeking a balanced lifestyle while still being part of a robust and growing organization.
Practice Highlights
100% outpatient with no hospital call
Solo practice supported by APPs
After-hours answering service in place
Full hospital resources provided
Medical office building attached to the hospital
36 patient contact hours per week
Rounding on own patients only
Supported by a hospitalist program
Four affiliated hospitals within minutes
Compensation & Benefits
guaranteed fixed base salary
Tiered wRVU productivity bonus
$55,000 sign-on bonus
$15,000 relocation assistance
$30,000 student loan repayment assistance
CME stipend and time off
Comprehensive benefits: medical, dental, vision
401(k) with generous employer match
Daycare FSA with company contribution
Tuition reimbursement
Flexible time away
PSLF-qualified employer
Why Salt Lake City?
Access to 5 National Parks with unmatched hiking, climbing, rafting, skiing, and stargazing
Family-friendly environment with strong community values
Young, dynamic population with high household income growth and relatively low cost of living
Affordable housing compared to neighboring states like California and Colorado
Short commutes and highly ranked schools
Host city of the 2002 Winter Olympics and upcoming 2034 Winter Olympics
About the System
Be part of one of the nation s largest nonprofit health systems, employing more than 150,000 individuals, including 25,000 physicians and advanced practice clinicians. With over 2,200 care sites and 140 hospitals across the nation, the system provides unmatched resources to ensure providers can focus on patient care.
In the Mountain Region (Colorado, Utah, Kansas), the system is committed to building healthier communities, advocating for the underserved, and driving innovation in both hospital and community-based care.
