Cardiology Advanced Practice Provider — High-Impact Care

Washington Regional; Fayetteville (AR); Hybrid; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Washington Regional's Walker Heart Institute is seeking a full-time Cardiology Advanced Practice Provider to join a high-volume team of physicians and other advanced practitioners.

The ideal candidate will have NP or PA credentials with CPR and national certification, plus at least 3 years of clinical nursing experience, and a commitment to excellence in patient care within a large, community-owned health system.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant program.
• Nurse Practitioner License and CPR required. National certification required.
• Minimum 3 years' experience in a clinical nursing role.

Responsibilities

• Perform physical examinations of patients to evaluate health and diagnose illnesses.
• Order and perform diagnostic tests, such as X-rays and laboratory tests.
• Determine, plan, and initiate appropriate treatment, and adjust treatment if necessary.
• Prescribe and dispense medications.
• Document medical information of patients and maintain electronic medical records.
• Educate, instruct, and counsel patients and families on presenting health problems, treatment plans, and home care, and promote preventative health care.
• Request consultation or referral with other health care providers, such as physicians and clinics.
• Actively maintain knowledge of current medical research and trends, and support research projects.

Education

Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant program

Job description

Washington Regional's Walker Heart Institute is seeking a full-time Cardiology Advanced Practice Provider to join a high-volume team of physicians and other advanced practitioners.

The ideal candidate will have NP or PA credentials with CPR and national certification, plus at least 3 years of clinical nursing experience, and a commitment to excellence in patient care within a large, community-owned health system.