Interventional Cardiologist - Relief (per diem)
PeaceHealth · Longview, WA
Posted June 26, 2026
PeaceHealth St. John Medical Center · 1615 Delaware Street, Longview, WA, US, 98632
Description
PeaceHealth is seeking a Relief (per diem) Interventional Cardiologist for St. John Medical Center in Longview, Washington. Join six Cardiologists (two Interventionalists, three General Cardiologists and one Electrophysiologist) as well as two Advanced Practice Cardiology Clinicians and a robust support staff. St. John Medical Center is a 193-bed acute care hospital and level 3 trauma center, with a group of primary care and specialty physicians with clinics within the area.
Why Choose Us:
- At PeaceHealth St. John Medical Center, we get to the heart of the matter.
- Advance Heart & Vascular Care Level III Stroke Center certification
- Recipient of the American Heart Association's 2020 Get With The Guidelines - Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award
- Recipient of the American Heart Association's 2019 Get With The Guidelines - Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award
- Epic EMR
PeaceHealth Benefits:
- Starting Hourly Rate: $419.88
- Fully paid malpractice insurance and tail coverage
- Employee Wellness Program
- Epic EMR
- Travel reimbursement if applicable
Required Qualifications:
- Licensed MD with an active Washington license upon hire
- Board Certified in Cardiology, board eligible/certified in Interventional Cardiology
- DEA certification
- Current BCLS and ACLS certification
Preferred Qualifications:
- Prior experience would be preferred
- Ideal candidate will have expertise in coronary intervention, with comfort in covering responsibilities for interventional and general cardiology
Forbes Magazine has named Longview one of the prettiest American cities and a Tree City USA, and an ideal location on the Columbia River. The city is next to beautiful forests and is just 40 miles north of Portland, Oregon, 2 hours south of Seattle, and a short drive to the beautiful Pacific coastline and year-round adventures on Mt Hood, Mt Rainier, Mt St Helens and Mt Adams. Here and in the other Lower Columbia communities served by PeaceHealth, you can enjoy the familiarity of small-town life, the challenge of working in a first-class regional medical facility, and the fun of living close to the beach, close to the mountains, and close to the big-city attractions.
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