CVU Nocturnist APP- 2040

Waterbury Hospital•Waterbury, CT

13h•Onsite

About The Position

UConn Health/Waterbury Hospital is seeking an experienced APRN/NP or Physician Assistant to join its Cardiovascular Unit in Waterbury, Connecticut. The role provides care for complex cardiovascular and cardiothoracic inpatients as part of a collaborative team of cardiology and cardiothoracic providers, within a supportive academic-affiliated environment. The APP manages patients with myocardial infarction, acute coronary syndromes, and other complex cardiac conditions; provides pre- and post-operative care for open-heart surgery patients; and manages patients with mechanical circulatory support devices, including IABP and Impella. The role also includes performing comprehensive assessments, ordering and interpreting diagnostic testing, evaluating hemodynamics, participating in advanced procedures, supporting continuity of care and patient transitions, and educating patients, families, and staff. UConn Health Community Network Medical Group brings together physicians and advanced practice providers across specialties to deliver patient-centered care through collaboration, clinical excellence, and community partnerships. Waterbury Hospital is a 357-bed acute care facility with a Level II Trauma Center designation. UConn Health is part of the University of Connecticut and provides patient care, research, and medical education. A sign-on bonus and competitive compensation are offered.

Requirements

Current Connecticut APRN/NP or PA license.
DEA and controlled substance registration.
Strong clinical, communication, and critical-thinking skills.

Nice To Haves

Minimum of 2 years of APP experience preferred.
Cardiovascular or cardiothoracic experience strongly preferred.
First-assist experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Manage cardiac and cardiothoracic inpatients in collaboration with attending physicians.
Care for patients with myocardial infarction, acute coronary syndromes, and complex cardiac conditions.
Provide pre- and post-operative management for open-heart surgery patients.
Manage patients with mechanical circulatory support devices, including IABP and Impella.
Perform comprehensive assessments, order and interpret diagnostic testing, and evaluate hemodynamics.
Participate in advanced procedures and support continuity of care and patient transitions.
Educate patients, families, and staff while collaborating with the multidisciplinary team.