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non-invasive cardiology vs. internist

Discussion in 'Cardiology' started by goodluckcharm, Jun 4, 2008.

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  1. goodluckcharm

    goodluckcharm

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    are non-invasive cardiologists basically -"upscale" internists? what is the difference? and what about salaries, same?
    thanks.:)
     
    #1 goodluckcharm, Jun 4, 2008
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  2. Strength&Speed

    Strength&Speed Need more speed......

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    no way, they make way more, probably close to double. the cards guys can answer the rest. they commonly read echos which counts as a procedure. im not a cards guy, they can tell u the rest.
     
    #2 Strength&Speed, Jun 6, 2008
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    No way, not the same.
    Makes about double of an internist and does not do primary care.
    Noninvasive cards would interpret echoes, nuclear scans, do stress tests and probably transesophageal echoes, manage a lot of congestive heart failure and CAD patients in clinic, etc.
    Primary care internist would be taking care of general medical issues, cancer screening, HTN, diabetes, COPD, pretty much anything.
     
    #3 dragonfly99, Jun 9, 2008
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