Find clinical, allied health, care team, and healthcare operations openings using one smart search field across cities, regions, and employers.
American Addiction Centers
Overview
The APRN will manage post-hospital, post-procedural, and follow-up patients within an ambulatory electrophysiology setting. Responsibilities include assessing and diagnosing patients, ordering diagnostic studies, and collaborating with an interdisciplinary team to provide high-quality care.
Quick view →
Compensation
$55 - $82 / HOUR
Posted
4 days ago
Saint Luke's Health System
The electrophysiologist will perform a full spectrum of catheter ablation procedures and device implants while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team. The role also involves providing patient-centered care and offers opportunities to participate in electrophysiology outcomes research.
Salary not listed
17 days ago
Trinity Health
The Registered Nurse provides direct patient care within the Cardiovascular Progressive Care Unit, ensuring patient safety and utilizing the nursing process. They collaborate with families and the healthcare team to develop and implement evidence-based care plans while maintaining accurate clinical documentation.
1 month ago
The Registered Nurse is responsible for managing patient care, including coordination, evaluation, and teaching within the Cardiac Progressive Care Unit. They will utilize the nursing process to deliver exceptional treatment to patients with complex cardiac conditions in a collaborative environment.
OSF HealthCare
The Electrophysiologist will provide comprehensive EP services, including complex ablations and device procedures, at a high-volume cardiovascular institution. The role involves dedicated lab time, participation in a rotating call schedule, and potential teaching opportunities with the cardiovascular fellowship program.
2 months ago
SUNSHINE ENTERPRISE USA LLC
The Advanced Practice Provider will conduct patient evaluations, manage cardiovascular conditions, and interpret diagnostic tests in both inpatient and outpatient settings. They will also collaborate with cardiologists to provide care coordination, hospital rounds, and patient education.
