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Posted 12 August, 2026

Cardiovascular Disease - Cardiac Electrophysiology, Cardiac Electrophysiologist | Memorial Regional

Bon Secours Mercy Health
Mechanicsville, VA, US Full Time

Job Description

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Join a thriving, physician-led cardiovascular practice at Memorial Regional Medical Center in Mechanicsville, Virginia—part of the Greater Richmond region—and become part of a nationally respected electrophysiology program dedicated to innovation, clinical excellence, and exceptional patient care.

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We are seeking a Board Certified/Board Eligible Cardiac Electrophysiologist to join our growing team of experienced EP physicians within a well-established employed cardiology group. This opportunity offers a unique combination of advanced procedural volume, strong referral support, excellent work-life balance, and long-term financial growth.

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Opportunity Highlights

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  • Employed position with a highly regarded and collegial cardiology group
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  • New practice with an established primary care referral base to include a new free-standing ER
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  • Access to the largest primary care network in Richmond
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  • Strong procedural volumes
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  • Collaborative team environment with experienced EP partners and dedicated APP support
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  • Protected time for program development and professional growth
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  • Excellent work-life balance with manageable call responsibilities
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  • Competitive salary with a two-year guarantee
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Clinical Scope & Program Strengths

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  • Leadless pacemaker implantation
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  • Transvenous, subcutaneous, and extravascular ICD implantation
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  • Catheter ablation utilizing pulsed field ablation (PFA), cryoablation, and radiofrequency technologies
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  • Complex atrial and ventricular arrhythmia management
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  • Advanced device management and remote monitoring
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Bon Secours is making major investments in its Heart & Vascular service line, including cath lab modernization, development of an ambulatory surgery center in Short Pump, and a new Critical Care Tower at St. Mary’s Hospital. These initiatives reflect a strong, long-term commitment to cardiovascular growth and innovation across the region.

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