Looking for something new? Work/life balance?

Vaughan Regional Medical Center, located in Selma, AL offers this employed Interventional Cardiology position joining one physician who is retiring in 2028 and a NP. 10 days of call per month with the opportunity for additional paid call shifts each month. TEE and device implant experience a plus. American Board Certification/Eligibility required . J1 visa support is available. Excellent opportunity for experienced physician or new graduate looking for better quality of life and a place where he/she can make a difference. Physicians are valued in our community where they are still admired and respected. Located on the Alabama River you will find some of the country 's best hunting and fishing. Good weather makes outdoor activities a year-long enjoyment. 

Recruitment Package may include:
- Comp in the MGMA-median range + wRVU production incentive
- $5K CME allowance
- Sign-on bonus
- Student loan assistance
- $10K Relocation allowance
- Residency stipend
- Health benefits + Retirement plan
- We 'll buy your hunting/fishing license!

With a population of 18K residents, Selma is home to the largest historic district in Alabama, with over 1,200 historic structures, palatial antebellum and Victorian homes, and museums. Century-old buildings that once housed warehoused cotton and Civil War munitions are now home to wonderful specialty shops, cafés and offices. A host of cultural activities are available for lovers of the arts, including the Selma Art Guild Gallery and the Walton Theatre. The city is also home to a vibrant educational scene, including public and private high schools, as well as Selma University, Wallace State Community College and Concordia College. Auburn University, the University of Alabama, Troy State and the University of West Alabama are all within a 100-mile drive.

Selma and Dallas County are a dream come true for the outdoor enthusiast. The Alabama River provides unlimited fishing, boating and water sports fun. The area boasts 12 commercial hunting organizations, offering opportunities to hunt buck, quail and turkey. There are two public golf courses in the area, and five Robert Trent Jones golf courses within a two-hour drive. The city also sports lighted baseball and softball diamonds, 20 hard-surfaced tennis courts and organized leagues in baseball, football, soccer, softball and tennis.

Community Information

Downtown Selma is a delight. Century-old buildings that once warehoused cotton and Civil War munitions are now home to wonderful specialty shops, cafes and offices. Selma offers a host of cultural opportunities for both the artist and the arts lover, thanks to the work of the Selma-Dallas County Arts Council. The Selma Art Guild Gallery, housed in a quaint turn-of-the-century cottage in the Olde Town District, exhibits paintings, intricate wooden arts, pottery and other items by area artists. Many of our award-winning artists have been in national and international competitions. The Performing Arts Center, located in the historic Walton Theatre, provides private instruction for both children and adults in piano, voice, puppetry, drama, violin, dance and guitar. Selma offers both public and private educational opportunities with four public and three private high schools. The city is home to Selma University, Wallace State Community College and Concordia College. Within a 100-mile drive are Auburn University, The University of Alabama, Troy State and The University of West Alabama.

Recreation

Selma and Dallas County are a dream come true for the outdoor enthusiast. The Alabama River provides unlimited fishing, boating and water sports from city or privately operated marinas. Bass, crappie, catfish and bream abound in Alabama’s streams and lakes, including Grist State Park and Dallas County Lake. Hunting is a passion in these parts. There are twelve commercial hunting organizations in the area, offering hunters an excellent opportunity to harvest a prime buck, quail or gobbler. Dallas County and the five adjoining counties are known throughout the country as the “Whitetail Capital of the Nation.” This area has more white-tailed deer per acre than any other region of Alabama, which has more deer per acre than any state in the union. The city of Selma operates two public golf courses and is within two hours of five Robert Trent Jones golf courses. Selma also sports five lighted baseball diamonds, eight lighted softball diamonds, a new softball/baseball complex, 20 hard surfaced tennis courts and organized leagues in baseball, football, soccer, softball, and ladies’ and men’s tennis leagues.