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Active On-site Kearney, NE Posted · 30.09.2026 LinkedIn Jobs US

Interventional Cardiology | Nebraska | 850K Base | 150K Signing Bonus

Jackson Physician Search

Join an established and growing program in Nebraska that is widely recognized as one of the state's leading cardiology groups! Work alongside a cardiovascular team of 4 Interventional Cardiologists, one Generalist, a Cardiothoracic Surgeon, and 13 Advanced Practice Providers dedicated to inpatient and outpatient capacities. Position Highlights: • $1,400,000+ earning potential • Up to $850,000 guaranteed base + productivity incentives + $150,000 signing bonus / relocation assistance • Additional $200,000 for student loan forgiveness programs • 4-Day work week consisting of 1.5 days in Cath Lab, 2 days in clinic, and one remote admin day • Diverse case mix including general cardiology, coronary intervention, and structural heart procedures • Full comprehensive benefits package, 6 weeks of paid time off, malpractice insurance with tail, retirement plans with employer matching, and much more! Community Highlights: • Vibrant university community with a dynamic mix of restaurants, coffee shops, food trucks, and live entertainment • Revitalized downtown featuring local boutiques, breweries, arts, and year-round events • Cost of living approximately 25% below the national average, offering flexibility to live in-town or on acreage • Highly rated for quality of life, with excellent schools, low crime, and short commutes • Conveniently located in Central Nebraska with easy access to Colorado's premier mountain destinations If you're looking for a high-income opportunity within a supportive, growth-oriented cardiology program, this is one worth exploring. For more information, contact: Matt Lorenz Direct: 303-376-5253 Matt.lorenz@jacksonphysiciansearch.com Specialty: Cardiology • Interventional Employment Type: Full Time
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