Electrophysiologist - Wausau, Wisconsin

Aspirus Health is seeking a passionate and skilled Electrophysiologist to join our exceptional cardiology team in Wausau, Wisconsin.

Practice Highlights

• Support from three EP physician partners and four EP-trained APPs
• General cardiology call is one in 11 weekday nights, with hospitalist support for after-hours admissions and transfers
• No general call required on weekends
• Pacemaker call is one in five weekends, until 5:00 pm
• EPIC EMR
• One of only seven sites in the U.S. for the FDA DEEP trial, combining EP and surgical approaches to treat persistent atrial fibrillation
• State-of-the-art facilities with two EP mapping labs, RF and cryo ablations, and Impella support
• Collaborative lead extraction program to enhance patient outcomes
• No competing groups or providers at any of the Health System hospitals, ensuring focused, expert care

Wide Rural Service Area Offering Access to Life-Saving Heart Care

• Our advanced cardiac program offers cutting-edge care with exceptional outcomes, including:
  • 250 STEMI cases per year
  • 200 TAVR procedures annually
  • 450 open-heart surgeries each year
  • 1,000 electrophysiology (EP) cases annually
  • Over 3,000 patients treated at our independent device clinic
• 70,000+ cardiology outpatient visits annually, serving a population of over 770,000 lives

Opportunities for Growth and Education

• Participation in groundbreaking clinical research programs
• Teaching opportunities available through MCW and Aspirus Health Family Medicine Residency
• Opportunities for leadership

Compensation and Benefits:

• 501(c)(3) Status: Take advantage of tax benefits and the mission-driven environment of a non-profit organization.
• Student Loan Repayment: Reduce financial stress with our generous loan repayment program.
• Sign-On Bonus: Get a strong financial start with our competitive bonus offer.
• Relocation Assistance: Smooth your transition with comprehensive moving support.
• CME Allowance: Continue your professional growth with dedicated funds for continuing medical education.