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Cardiologists

Diagnose, treat, manage, and prevent diseases or conditions of the cardiovascular system. May further subspecialize in interventional procedures (e.g., balloon angioplasty and stent placement), echocardiography, or electrophysiology.

Other titles employers use

Electrophysiology Cardiologist · Interventional Cardiologist

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Analytical
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  • Medical software
  • Transaction security and virus protection software

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Selected stateNew Jersey
People doing this work
1,910
Job openings each year
60
Expected hiring change, 2022–2032
6.7%
Compare every available state
State People doing it Job openings each year Expected change
New Jersey 1,910 60 6.7%
Florida 1,430 50 10.0%
California 1,400 50 7.7%
Texas 840 30 15.1%
Michigan 560 20 1.8%
Maryland 510 20 4.1%
Tennessee 500 20 8.7%
Colorado 480 20 11.6%
Georgia 460 20 12.2%
Illinois 460 10
Virginia 450 20 9.8%
Pennsylvania 440 10 4.8%
Ohio 410 10
North Carolina 400 10 14.3%
Iowa 370 10 12.1%
Kentucky 370 10 2.8%
Minnesota 310 10 3.3%
Missouri 300 10 11.1%
Wisconsin 270 10 8.0%
Arizona 250 10 25.0%
Alabama 230 10 9.5%
Connecticut 220 10
New Hampshire 210 10 5.0%
Massachusetts 190 10 5.6%
Arkansas 150 10 7.1%
South Carolina 130 0 8.3%
West Virginia 120 0 9.1%
Delaware 110 0 10.0%
Oregon 110 0 10.0%
Utah 100 0 25.0%
Montana 80 0 14.3%
Indiana 70 0
Nebraska 70 0
Rhode Island 70 0
Louisiana 40 0
Maine 40 0
Wyoming 30 0

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