Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant - Inpatient / Outpatient General Cardiology

Mayo Clinic•La Crosse, WI

6h•Onsite

About The Position

The La Crosse Cardiology practice is a progressive and growing practice including general cardiology, interventional cardiology and electrophysiology. The role of the general cardiology nurse practitioner/physician assistant includes providing comprehensive direct and indirect patient care including outpatient clinic and inpatient hospital service including clinic return/established patients, inpatient consultations and rounding. The position requires the ability to communicate with physicians regarding changes in patient's clinical condition; results of diagnostic studies; and patient symptomatology as appropriate. In response to changes in patient condition; accurately and effectively modifies therapeutic interventions. Our team-based care model requires strong communication skills and willingness to collaborate and work together as part of a team.

Requirements

Nurse Practitioner: Masters-prepared graduate of an accredited school of nursing and Nurse Practitioner program.
Current WI RN and APRN license and certification as a FNP, ANP, or AGNP.
Physician Assistant: Graduate of an accredited Physician Assistant program.
Current PA certification by NCCPA.
Registration as a Physician Assistant by the WI Medical Examining Board.
Active BLS certification from American Heart Association or American Red Cross at start date.
DEA registration required.
Ability to provide both inpatient and outpatient cardiology care.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team environment.

Responsibilities

Providing comprehensive direct and indirect patient care including outpatient clinic and inpatient hospital service.
Managing clinic return/established patients.
Conducting inpatient consultations and rounding.
Communicating with physicians regarding changes in patient's clinical condition, results of diagnostic studies, and patient symptomatology.
Modifying therapeutic interventions in response to changes in patient condition.
Collaborating and working together as part of a team.