Clinical Cardiologist

Job Summary

Job Title: Clinical Cardiologist

Work Site: Vancouver General Hospital

Status: Full-Time

Start Date: September 1, 2025

Compensation Type: Fee-for-Service

About the Position: The Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) and Providence Health Care (PHC) Divisions of Cardiology invite applications from outstanding Cardiologists with expertise in Clinical Cardiology for a full‐time position. This role is primarily based at Vancouver General Hospital (VGH) and may involve clinical work at St. Paul's Hospital (SPH), both UBC‐affiliated teaching hospitals. Candidates will manage an ambulatory general cardiology clinic, attend weekly Stat Clinic duties, and provide inpatient cardiology consult services.

Professional Focus: Candidates with a focused interest in General Cardiology—such as Cardiac Rehabilitation, Valve Diseases, Inflammatory Conditions, Pericardial Disease, Obesity, Addictions and Urban Health, Remote Outreach, Cardio‐Oncology, and Women's Heart Health—will be considered more favorably. The Division values Indigenous Health, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion. Academic or health system expertise in Medical Education, Quality Improvement, Systems Management, Bioethics, Health Policy, or Clinical Innovation is desirable.

Academic Responsibilities: The Division operates an academic practice plan; the successful candidate is expected to contribute to it and may receive a supplementary stipend for exceptional academic work. The role also includes an unpaid clinical faculty position at the University of British Columbia, supporting the growth of UBC Cardiology research and education programs. Clinical Assistant Professor or higher appointment is possible, subject to UBC promotion committee decisions.

Required Qualifications: Applicants must possess FRCPC designation in Internal Medicine and Cardiology (or equivalent), be eligible for licensure in British Columbia, and demonstrate effective communication, teaching potential at all levels, and collegiality. Desired experience includes clinical research or quality assurance projects.

Diversity Statement: The Divisions are committed to equity and diversity and especially welcome applications from Indigenous persons, visible minorities, women, persons with disabilities, and LGBTQ+ individuals. Canadian or permanent residents of Canada will be given priority.

Qualifications

Education, Licensing, & Experience:

  • Current College of Physicians of BC (CPSBC) – Full
  • Canadian Medical Protective Association (CMPA) – Mandatory
  • Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Canada (FRCPC) – Mandatory

Benefits

  • Career growth through employer‐paid training and leadership development opportunities
  • Wellness supports, including counseling and innovative wellness services for employees and immediate families
  • Award‐winning recognition programs for staff, medical staff, and volunteers
  • Access to exclusive discount offers for VCH staff
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