Portneuf Medical Center is recruiting a general cardiologist for its outpatient practice in Pocatello, Idaho. This is a clinic-based role within an established, hospital-employed cardiology group that operates as the regional referral center for southeastern Idaho. The position adds outpatient capacity to a team that combines general, interventional, and electrophysiology cardiology under one roof, with strong open-heart and procedural support.
The group serves a catchment area of roughly 300,000 people. Pocatello and neighboring Chubbuck total about 80,000 to 85,000 residents, and Portneuf is the only hospital in the immediate area. The practice also runs outreach clinics at several critical access hospitals in surrounding communities, which feeds a steady volume of cardiac cases back to the main campus.
This is a general cardiology position weighted toward outpatient clinic work. The incoming physician sees patients in the cardiology clinic on the main Portneuf campus, with the clinic and hospital connected through the attached medical office building.
Setting: Hospital employed, outpatient clinic
Clinic Schedule: 4 days per week, 10-hour days (4x10s)
Patient Target: 18 patients per day
Call: Roughly one week in four to five
EMR: Epic
APP Support: One-to-one provider-to-APP model, some providers at two-to-one
The clinic runs a four-day week built on 10-hour days. Day options are flexible, with Monday through Thursday or Tuesday through Friday both available, and the group is open to discussing alternative arrangements for a strong candidate. The daily target for a physician is 18 patients, supported by APPs who handle follow-up visits so the physician can focus on new patients and higher-complexity care.
The group is solid and long-tenured but has carried a near-constant recruiting need as providers retire or relocate. The team's projections call for additional general cardiologists to support its interventional and EP volume. Leadership is flexible on schedule structure and outpatient-inpatient mix to land the right long-term physician.
The physician joins the cardiology service line, which currently operates under an interim medical director.