Advanced Heart Failure/Transplant Cardiology Job In Austin, Texas
Cardiology Advance Practice Provider â?? Heart Failure
Description
Specialization:
Cardiology Heart Failure and Transplant
Job Summary:
St. David's Healthcare seeks a full-time advanced practice provider to join a heart failure clinic in Austin, TX.Qualified Candidates:
- Board certified Acute Care Nurse Practitioner, Clinical Nurse Specialist or Physician Assistant
- Independently seeing patients in outpatient/inpatient setting
- Management of advance heart failure patients
- Trained or experience in acute care setting, ACNS preferred
- Provide care and workup of patients
- Valid and active TX license
- Joining two APP's
- Must be able to work in a fast-paced environment and be confident in ability to make medical decisions
- Candidate should have excellent people skills as well as outstanding communication skills
- Must have the ability to teach patients and demonstrate competence in their field
- M-F, 8A – 5P
- No On-Call or Weekends
- Competitive salary
- Full benefits including dental, vision and health
- 401k with matching
- CME allowance and CME time off
- PTO
- St. David’s South Austin Medical Center is an acute care facility with 300 beds, offering a range of complex specialties and subspecialties
- Nationally accredited oncology program with the area’s only adult bone marrow transplant program
- Level II trauma center to treat the most severely injured and critical patients
- Comprehensive cardiac program
- Two full-service, freestanding emergency centers in the communities of Bee Cave and Bastrop
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