Northern Coffee Jobs in Reno, NV (NOW HIRING)

Structural Interventional Cardiologist opening in NV
Located in Reno, Nevada
Full-Time & Permanent
Seeking a BE/BC Interventional Cardiologist with Structural fellowship training.
Details about the Position:
- Mix of Inpatient and Structural more days focused on doing Cath Lab procedures.
- Monday to Friday, with some night and weekend coverages.
- Call Schedule is 1 in 3 or 1 in 4. (Currently, there are 3 contracted providers that supports call)
- Mix of STEMI and General Cardiology calls, and interventions during nights.
- Must be willing to do structural procedures such as TAVRs, PCIs Diagnostic Casts, Watchmen etc.
- Must be able to start this 2025 or early next year.
Benefits:
- Competitive compensation
- Production bonus
- Health Insurance: self-funded EPO (HMO) no cost for provider
- Retirement: 401k
- CME Allowance
- Relocation reimbursement
- Sign-on bonus
- Malpractice insurance
About Reno, NV:
The Biggest Little City has come a long way from its Wild West origins. And seemingly just as far from its days as just a premier casino town in northern Nevada. Don't get us wrong; top-notch Reno casinos still serve up the world-class entertainment, grand buffets, spa pamperings, and 24-hour gaming that put Reno and Washoe County on the map (long before Vegas, we might add). It's just that, today, they are but one thread of a town that's now equally as known for its public art obsession, bohemian shops, dynamic music scene, all-the-time events lineup, and local-centric foodie landscape spread across several distinct, walkable neighborhoods.
For decades, millions of visitors each year have flocked to Downtown Reno, home to the famous Reno Arch, the iconic Reno casinos rising from Virginia Street, and street-closing events that draw crowds by the thousands. It remains the tourist epicenter of a flourishing city that has only gotten more vibrant with time.
The Downtown Reno Riverwalk, along the picturesque Truckee River, is a green, sculpture-studded thoroughfare lined with restaurants, coffee shops, craft beer halls, and anchored by island-like Wingfield Park, the site of live music and exciting events, and a harbor for summertime swimmers, river tubers, and kayakers tackling the holes and drop pools of the Truckee River Whitewater Park, , especially during the annual Reno River Festival.
About Lake Tahoe:
Lake Tahoe, the clear, cobalt blue lake tucked into the snowy Sierra Nevada mountain range, welcomes athletes, adventurers and casual travelers to its easygoing and pine-scented atmosphere. A long sought-after vacation destination, Lake Tahoe keeps everyone's interests piqued and their vacations active throughout the year. Lake Tahoe is the nation's second deepest lake, and the area previously served as a transcontinental route for first the railroad and later highways. As roadside stops increased in the area, so did the bustle, attracting travelers who were taken by the lakes beauty and wealth of activities. Over the course of the 20th century, the area blossomed into a scenic locale adored by visitors and locals alike.
Exploring Lake Tahoe's towns that surround the lake might make you feel like you're swaggering through a modernized downtown from the Old West or freeing yourself of life's unnecessary pressures by embracing the chill West Coast vibe that permeates the region.
Tahoe embodies the American Dream's concept of having it all it quite literally has it all. Hike mountains trails in picturesque Tahoe City. Bask on sunny beaches in South Lake Tahoe. Shred the gnarr out on the snow-covered slopes of Squaw Valley. Explore the niche boutiques in Truckee. Sample gourmet cuisine as you watch the setting sun seemingly sink into the lake in Incline Village ... ahhh, we could go on for pages about Tahoes offerings.