Zepick Cardiology Wichita

10/06/2024

You’ve probably heard of Ozempic, the medication causing people across the country to lose weight. While this, and other drugs like it, were used for people with Type 2 Diabetes, now overweight people with heart issues are being prescribed these medications.

Learn how these new drugs work and why it’s proving effective in reducing the risk for strokes and heart attacks.
http://zepickcardiology.com/blog/how-glp-1a-weight-loss-drugs-like-ozempic-help-heart-health/

03/18/2024

Looking for a new challenge? Come work with us! We serve the best patients, work with amazing doctors, and make a difference in people’s lives.
Zepick Cardiology is hiring Medical Assistants and Reception/Schedulers.

Join a dedicated team of professionals practicing in a state of the art facility while caring for and meeting the needs of our community and its citizens.

01/02/2024

We Are Moving! 9840 E 21st St N, Wichita, KS 67206 is the new address. Effective 1/3/24. Happy new year and thank you!

11/07/2023

We are still recruiting for echo tech. Please DM if interested for full or part time work!

09/21/2023

https://www.ksn.com/community/positive-connections/two-employees-in-their-80s-are-thankful-to-go-to-the-office-each-day/

Betty Olds is 85 years old and has worked at Zepick Cardiology since 1983. Her coworker Myra Winsor is 88 and has worked there since 1972.

09/20/2023

Are you passionate about sonography? Check out the sonographer job opening at Kansas Medical Center. You can be an important part of our exciting team! Message us for more information!

Join a dedicated team of professionals practicing in a state of the art facility while caring for and meeting the needs of our community and its citizens.

07/18/2023

Chest pain can be alarming and it should never go ignored. It may simply be heart burn, or it could be a sign of heart disease or other serious issue.

Today, a technology has come to the forefront in the investigation of chest pain which is helping in early detection of coronary artery disease. Read this article about how CT scans are giving enhanced view into what is happening with a patient’s heart.
http://zepickcardiology.com/blog/cardiac-ct-scan-advanced-chest-pain-investigation/