Join a mission-driven team expanding access to high-quality cardiovascular care along California’s breathtaking Central Coast. UCLA is seeking General Cardiologists to serve in Health Sciences Clinical Professor roles. These positions combine academic involvement with rewarding clinical work in underserved, university-affiliated communities.

Whether you’re early in your career or looking for a meaningful academic-clinical hybrid, this opportunity offers the chance to help shape growing cardiology programs, contribute to education, and enjoy a relaxed coastal lifestyle.

Opportunity Highlights

• UCLA Faculty Appointment: Join a prestigious academic institution ranked No. 15 nationally by U.S. News & World Report
• Strong Earning Potential: Reach the 90th percentile of AAMC benchmarks by your second year through a wRVU-based compensation model
• Balanced Schedule: Focus on 32–36 hours of ambulatory care each week with limited call responsibilities, shared among colleagues
• Academic Engagement: Optional opportunities to teach and mentor learners across pre-medical and medical education levels
• Community Impact: Play a key role in expanding specialty cardiology services to underserved areas in a university-based system
• Comprehensive Benefits: Enjoy public service loan forgiveness (PSLF) eligibility, retirement contributions, and a full suite of UC benefits

Coastal Living at Its Finest

Live and work in one of California’s most scenic and sought-after regions, where the Pacific Ocean meets rolling hills and wine country. These vibrant, welcoming communities offer a perfect blend of professional opportunity and personal fulfillment.

Santa Barbara, ranked No. 71 in US News 2024-2025 Best Places to Live in the United States

San Luis Obispo, with an overall A grade and ranked a Best Place to Live in California (Niche)

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