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Join Manhattan Cardiovascular Associates.
Manhattan Cardiovascular Associates is an independent cardiology practice a few steps from Union Square, affiliated with NYU Langone, Mount Sinai and Lenox Hill Hospital. In our state-of-the-art, two-floor facility we diagnose and treat the full range of heart disease, with comprehensive diagnostics under one roof.
Our sister practice, Apollo House, takes that care further. It offers medically supervised longevity and lifestyle management, from nutrition and fitness to recovery, with its own fitness center, teaching kitchen and spa. Every program is grounded in medicine and overseen by physicians.
Tying it all together is technology we build ourselves. Our own platform brings patient records, test results and data from home devices and wearables into one place, so our team can follow patients between visits, act early, and spend less time on paperwork and more on care.
Our open positions are listed below. To apply, email your resume and a short cover letter to careers@mcvanyc.com, with the position in the subject line.
Practice exceptional cardiology in the heart of Manhattan, and help shape how it is delivered next.
At Manhattan Cardiovascular Associates, you will practice general cardiology the way it should be practiced: a full diagnostic suite at your disposal, a team that handles the rest, and the freedom to focus on your patients. You will work in a beautifully designed, state-of-the-art two-floor practice steps from Union Square, and we are affiliated with NYU Langone, Mount Sinai and Lenox Hill Hospital.
What sets this role apart is what comes with it. You will play a key role in the medicine behind Apollo House, our medically supervised wellness and longevity practice with its own fitness center, teaching kitchen and spa, and take part in bringing cardiovascular care beyond the exam room with technology we build ourselves.
Why join us
- A beautiful, state-of-the-art facility. Echocardiography, stress testing, vascular imaging and ambulatory monitoring, all under one roof in a space designed for patients and physicians alike, so you can take a patient from question to answer without sending them elsewhere.
- Medicine without the busywork. A dedicated team and our own technology handle scheduling, prior authorizations and referrals.
- Shape longevity medicine. Apollo House brings wellness and longevity services under medical supervision. You will provide medical oversight and contribute to new programs.
- Care that reaches beyond the visit. Data from patients' home devices and wearables flows into software we build ourselves. You will contribute to the programs that turn it into better heart health across our whole patient population.
- Room to lead. As we grow, take on leadership of clinicians and staff, and help set the direction of the practice.
- A life outside medicine. Outpatient only, weekdays, no significant call, and four weeks of vacation.
What you will do
- Care for a broad general cardiology population, from prevention and hypertension to arrhythmia, heart failure and valve disease
- Interpret echocardiograms, stress studies, vascular studies, ambulatory monitoring and remote patient data
- Provide medical oversight for Apollo House wellness and longevity programs
- Participate in building and leading our remote cardiovascular care programs
Required
- Board certified or board eligible in Cardiovascular Disease (ABIM)
- New York State medical license
- Experience interpreting echocardiograms, stress tests and vascular studies
Preferred
- Interest in preventive cardiology, lipids, or wellness and longevity medicine
- Interventional, imaging or other procedural training welcome
- Bilingual (Spanish)
Compensation and benefits
- $400,000 - $475,000 base salary, with a productivity bonus bringing total compensation up to $675,000
- Malpractice insurance paid by the practice (occurrence policy, so no tail coverage needed)
- Health insurance
- 4 weeks paid vacation
- Commuter program
- Full-time, 5 days a week, outpatient only, no significant call
Tell us what draws you to the role. Send your CV and a short note to: careers@mcvanyc.com
Nutrition and fitness, together, in a physician-led practice.
Apollo House is the sister practice of Manhattan Cardiovascular Associates: a physician-led wellness and longevity center in Manhattan that brings together medical care, nutrition, fitness and restorative wellness in one integrated environment, with its own fitness center, teaching kitchen and spa.
We are looking for an exceptional Registered Dietitian who is passionate about both nutrition and fitness to join us full time. This is not a traditional dietitian position. You will work with members on both their nutrition and their fitness, alongside the cardiologists of Manhattan Cardiovascular Associates and the Apollo House team, to deliver highly personalized, comprehensive care.
Why join us
- Medicine and lifestyle under one roof. At Manhattan Cardiovascular Associates, nutrition and exercise are part of how we prevent and treat heart disease. Here you will work hand in hand with the physicians who rely on them.
- Nutrition is not treated in isolation. You will work with members across nutrition, exercise and lifestyle, with health, laboratory and body-composition data to guide you.
- Relationships, not one-off visits. You will be a consistent point of contact for your members and see their progress over time.
- Help build the program. Shape Apollo House's integrated nutrition and fitness program as we grow.
- Grow your credentials. Professional development and support toward a personal training certification.
What you will do
- Provide individualized nutrition consultations and ongoing nutrition coaching
- Develop practical, evidence-based nutrition plans based on each member's goals, health history and lifestyle
- Conduct fitness assessments and help develop individualized exercise programs
- Provide one-on-one fitness and exercise coaching
- Track members' progress and adjust nutrition and fitness plans over time
- Review relevant health, laboratory, body-composition and fitness data
- Work closely with the physicians of Manhattan Cardiovascular Associates and the Apollo House clinical and wellness team
- Help members integrate nutrition, exercise, recovery and healthy behaviors into their everyday lives
- Help us continue to develop and improve Apollo House's nutrition and fitness programs
Required
- Registered Dietitian (RD/RDN), or eligible for registration before starting
- Strong interest in fitness, exercise and preventive health
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, and comfortable working one-on-one with members
- Warm, energetic, professional and dependable
- Able to work full time in person at our Manhattan location, with occasional weekend availability
Preferred, but not required
- Certified Personal Trainer (NASM, ACE, ACSM or equivalent)
- Experience with personal training, strength training or exercise programming
- Sports or performance nutrition experience
- Experience in a medical, wellness, fitness or concierge environment
If you are an RD who loves fitness but does not yet have a personal training certification, we still want to hear from you. We will support the right candidate in obtaining one.
Compensation and benefits
- $85,000 - $100,000 per year, depending on experience and qualifications
- Paid time off
- Professional development and certification support
- Full-time, primarily weekdays, with occasional weekends; in person in Manhattan
If you believe nutrition and exercise should be approached together, send your resume and a short note to: careers@mcvanyc.com
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