Interventional Cardiologist – Emory Warner Robins Hospital

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Interventional Cardiologist – Emory Warner Robins Hospital About the Opportunity Why Warner Robins?Emory Heart & Vascular – Warner Robins, GA Emory Healthcare is seeking a well-trained, motivated Board Certified / Board Eligible Interventional Cardiologist to join our team at Emory Warner Robins Hospital (formerly Houston Healthcare). This is a unique opportunity to shape a growing cardiovascular program within one of the most respected academic health system, Emory Healthcare.

• Level II Cath Lab with 24/7 STEMI coverage
• STEMI and general call shared among 4+ cardiologists (approx. 1:4 weekdays and weekends)
• Procedures include PCI, IABP, Impella, with IVUS and FFR available on-site
• Two brand-new Philips Cath Labs with experienced interventional support staff
• Flexibility to read imaging (echo, stress, cardiac CT) if desired
• Peripheral interventions welcome, but not required
• Complex coronary cases can be performed by the candidate at Emory’s tertiary centers in Atlanta, with credentialing and mentorship support
• Full integration with Emory’s primary care, EP, heart failure, and structural cardiology outreach
• J-1 visa waiver candidates welcome

This is a mixed interventional and general cardiology role—perfect for someone who enjoys hands-on clinical practice, collaborative care, and the autonomy to build something meaningful in a dynamic community. Warner Robins sits at the intersection of career opportunity and lifestyle balance.

• Located just 90 minutes from Atlanta and minutes from Macon, with easy access to Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport
• Strong referral base and robust local demand for cardiovascular services
• A close-knit physician community and collegial hospital culture
• Access to Emory's extensive academic resources, quality programs, and teaching opportunities
• Supportive environment for those interested in leadership, program growth, or clinical innovation

NOTE: Position tasks are required to be performed in-person at an Emory University location; working remote is not an option. Emory reserves the right to change this status with notice to employee.

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