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Advanced Heart Failure Transplant Cardiologist

Pay not stated in the posting. Ascension, Austin, TX, United States, in Austin, TX. Posted Sep 29, 2026. New here this week.

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Highlights from the posting

  • Monday to Friday
  • Teaching or academic

In short

Employed Advanced Heart Failure Cardiologist role with Ascension Seton in Austin, at the only heart transplant center in Austin. The program covers heart transplantation, LVAD, ECMO support and advanced heart failure management, with teaching and research opportunities.

About this job

Setting
Nonprofit Catholic health system; group of 65 full time cardiology providers practicing primarily across four Austin hospitals, including Dell Seton Medical Center, the teaching hospital for the University of Texas.
Schedule
Monday through Friday.
Patients
Advanced heart failure patients, including heart transplantation, LVAD and ECMO support; serving the Austin proper population of approximately 1.02 million.
Requirements
MD or DO; Texas Medical Board license obtained prior to hire date or job transfer date.

Details

Pay stated
Not stated
Specialty
Cardiology
Employment
Full Time
Health system
Ascension
Site
Austin, TX, United States
Location
Austin, TX 78705
Posted
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