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Cardiology - Electrophysiology Physician

ProLocums Recruiter listing · Open · verified Oct 3, 2026
Springfield, OR Temporary Cardiologist

At a glance

Cardiologist role posted by ProLocums, a recruiter. Springfield, OR · temporary.

Pay not stated

RoleCardiologist
LocationSpringfield, OR
EmploymentTemporary
PostedSep 30, 2026 · 3d ago
Role brief

physicianroles summary, based on the recruiter's listing.

What you'll do

  • Cover 8-hour clinic shifts for 3-4 days, then take adjacent weekend EP call 1-2 times per month
  • Handle after-hours telephone call and weekend rounding, admissions, and inpatient pacemaker implantation
  • Perform inpatient pacemaker implantation and DCCV cardioversion
  • Provide coverage for 2 weeks each month, with possible EP lab days
  • Work in both inpatient and outpatient settings alongside interventional and general cardiology providers

What you bring

  • Hold an MD or DO and be board certified in cardiac electrophysiology
  • Maintain BLS and ACLS certifications from an approved organization
  • Show active cardiology practice through 100 inpatient cases in the past 24 months, or qualifying recent training
  • Document 30 electrophysiology cases from the past 24 months; recent EP fellowship graduates can provide a training log
  • Hold an active license and use EPIC

Who this fits

This role suits an electrophysiology physician available for a 6-month locum assignment, with possible extension for 3 months. Coverage is needed for 2 weeks each month and includes weekend call, including 5pm-7am coverage and daytime rounding. The current start need is January 2027, with the possibility of an earlier start.

From the recruiter

  • Gratis- Weekend 24hr call to include all hours worked
  • Expected start date (First day should always be reserved for orientation tasks): January 2027 is the current need, but we may need help sooner.
  • Provider Type: MD/DO
  • Specialty: Cardiology (Specifically EP)
  • FTE needed: 1.0
  • Daily Shift Standard (8hr or 12hr): 8 hours
  • Expected duration of assignment: Current approval is for a 6-month assignment with the potential need to extend for 3 months
  • Reason for opening: Gap in coverage
  • Schedule /Shift hours: 8-hour shifts for 3-4 days of clinic followed by adjacent weekend call 1-2x/month. Weekend EP call from 5pm-7am will be required as well. We would be looking for a locum to offer this coverage for 2 weeks a month. We may add some EP lab days for the right candidate.
  • Type of privileges (clinic/hospital/both): Both
  • Setting: Inpatient, Outpatient or Both: Both
  • If Inpatient, # of beds: 388
  • Call requirement Weekend EP Call - Telephone call after 5pm, Rounding and inpatient pacemaker implantation Sat/Sun 7am-5pm 5 hours/ day
  • Rounding, admissions, or none? Both
  • Patient demographics: Geriatric and 50 y.o.
  • Average patients per day: 3-4
  • Required Procedures: Inpatient pacemaker implantation, DCCV Cardioversion
  • Required clinical activity in the last 24 months (case logs): Applicant must be able to demonstrate active cardiology practice, reflective of the scope of privileges requested for at least 100 inpatients in the past 24 months in an accredited hospital or healthcare facility or demonstrate successful completion of a hospital-affiliated accredited residency, special clinical fellowship, or research within the past 24 months.
  • Additionally, for EP: Applicant must provide documentation of performance of electrophysiology cases (30 cases) representative of the scope and complexity of privileges requested during the previous 24 months (applicants who completed fellowship training in electrophysiology during the previous year must provide a training log). If ablation privileges are requested the total number of cases must include the performance of a minimum of (30) ablation cases in the previous year.
  • Will provider work solo? If not, other providers specialties working with them: Interventional and General Cardiology will be on call as well on the weekends.
  • Licensed Candidate: Yes/No - Yes
  • Required certifications (Must be from American Heart Association or American Red Cross as applicable): BLS/ACLS / Board Certification Cardiac Electrophysiology.
  • EMR: EPIC