Academic Interventional Cardiology

UHP is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit.  We are an equal opportunity employer and proud of our diverse workforce.

Many UHP physicians have teaching responsibilities for residents, fellows, and medical students.  The UMKC SOM accepts students directly out of high school for a six-year combined baccalaureate/Doctor of Medicine program.  The UMKC SOM Graduate Medical Education program supports over 30 residencies and fellowships.

UH is known as “Kansas City’s Essential Hospital” and is the safety net healthcare system for Jackson County/Kansas City, MO.  UH is an academic medical center, serving as the primary teaching institution for the UMKC Schools of Medicine, Nursing, Dentistry, and Pharmacy.  A 547-bed, not-for-profit health system, UH delivers the highest-quality medical care for our patients, with compassion, empathy, and unparalleled dedication to service.  During the 2020 pandemic, UH has been recognized as a regional leader in COVID care and testing.

The Section of Cardiology at the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine, University Health, and University Health Physicians seek staff faculty members for an Interventional Cardiology role.  The individual should have the clinical, academic, and personal skills to contribute to an active academic section. This is a full-time position.

Practice Highlights

• Team of 5 Cardiologists, 3 Interventional Cardiologists and 6 advanced practice registered nurses
• Practice is a mix of general and interventional Cardiology including cardiac catheterization, and PCI. No structural cases.
• Expected clinical responsibilities include inpatient rounding at University Health Truman Medical Center and outpatient consultative work at two practice sites.
• Fully equipped cath lab with second lab planned top open in 2026.
• Fully wired with CERNER/ORACLE – Power Chart

Salary commensurate with background and academic rank.  The Department of Medicine is proud of its diverse composition and is an equal opportunity employer. H1 applicants are welcome to apply. We can no longer accept J1 applicants for 2026 hire date, but applicants with a 2027 hire date are welcome to apply.

The Department of Medicine is proud of its diverse composition and is an equal opportunity employer.