ERG | OH | Cardiology APP | APPs

Patients with heart failure coronary disease and arrhythmia need a clinician who closes the loopnot another this role you own the visit the plan and the follow-through so therapy starts on time risk is caught early and people leave knowing exactly what to do next. Your work is how a cardiology service stays accessible safe and trusted.

• Manage a defined cardiology panel so guideline-directed therapy is initiated titrated or clearly contraindicated within the visit window you set with the team.
• Complete new and return evaluationshistory exam ECG and result interpretation and a written planso referring clinicians receive an actionable consult without delay.
• Cut avoidable decompensation by flagging high-risk patients and closing gaps in medications monitoring and follow-up before the next crisis.
• Reconcile medications and secure a timed follow-up at every hospital-to-clinic transition you touch so no patient leaves without a next step.
• Deliver procedure-level care only within granted privileges with documentation and complication review that meet service standards.
• Use teach-back until patients and families can state the diagnosis warning signs and the plan they will follow.
• Move at least one service metric each quarteraccess time GDMT rates or preventable returnswith a specific change you own.

You practice with board-certified cardiologists nurses and medical assistants in outpatient cardiology with inpatient consult support when the schedule requires it. You have a dedicated assistant cardiology-ready EHR workflows timely diagnostics and a collaborating physician for complex decisions. Panel size and visit mix are set with leadership so access targets stay realistic. You report to the cardiology medical director or APP lead.

• Active nurse practitioner license and national certification (AGACNP AGPCNP or FNP) with authority to practice in the state of hire.
• Cardiology experience in heart failure coronary disease arrhythmia or post-procedure care sufficient to manage a panel with limited direct supervision after orientation.
• Proven ability to turn ECGs labs and imaging reports into same-day treatment changes.
• Prescriptive authority and sound judgment with anticoagulants heart-failure regimens and multi-drug titration.
• Charting and consult notes that a referring clinician and a patient can both act on.
• Current BLS; ACLS where hospital or rapid-response coverage is in scope.

• Clinical ownership: your plan changes therapy not just the note.
• APP practice designed as decision-making not throughput.
• Panel and schedule built around access and quality not volume alone.
• Success measured in stable patients clean transitions and GDMTnot busywork.

If you want your days judged by patients who stay stable and colleagues who trust your judgment apply with a resume that shows the panels you have managed and the outcomes you moved.