Join a thriving cardiology program in western Nebraska, where you’ll find a supportive environment and the flexibility to tailor your schedule to your lifestyle. This is a general cardiology position—non-invasive or invasive (no interventional)—at a 188-bed Level II trauma center, supported by experienced advanced practice providers. You’ll benefit from a robust referral network, a newly equipped Philips Cath Lab, and a light call schedule. Whether you prefer a traditional 5-day week or a 4-day week with longer weekends, this role offers a healthy work-life balance with minimal outreach travel. With a competitive compensation package, generous PTO, and eligibility for federal loan forgiveness, this opportunity is ideal for those seeking both professional growth and long-term stability. Position Highlights: • Practice at a 188-bed Level II Trauma Center in western Nebraska • Non-invasive/invasive general cardiology (no interventional procedures) • Flexible scheduling: 4- or 5-day work week • Light call: 1:3 weekday and 1:4 weekend, often first call taken by APPs • Workload of ~20 patients/day; supported by 2 advanced practitioners • On-site Philips Cath Lab with diagnostic Caths, TEEs, stress tests, and device implants • Outreach travel limited to twice per month • Base salary up to $630,000 + productivity bonus • $5,000 annual CME + 29 days PTO • Full benefits including health, dental, vision, life, retirement • Public Service Loan Forgiveness eligible Settle into the relaxed charm of a close-knit Nebraska community, where scenic landscapes meet a welcoming lifestyle. With a population of around 15,000, this area offers a safe, family-friendly environment and an abundance of outdoor recreation—from fishing the Platte River to exploring national landmarks. Affordable housing, highly rated schools, and cultural events ensure a balanced lifestyle for physicians and their families. Whether you’re hiking at Scotts Bluff National Monument, attending local theater productions, or enjoying festivals downtown, you’ll find this region a rewarding place to call home. Community Highlights: • Safe, small-town community with ~15,000 residents • Home to Scotts Bluff National Monument and Platte River recreation • Hiking, biking, fishing, and golf year-round • Family-focused with low crime rates and affordable housing • Five public parks, arts scene, concerts, and local theater • Excellent public/private schools with small class sizes • Local community college offering continuing education and cultural activities • Regional airport with service to Denver and beyond • Vibrant community events, festivals, and farmers markets