Physician Assistant/Acute Care Nurse Practitioner - Critical Care Cardiology - PRN - Kennestone

Company: WellStar Health System
Location: Marietta
Posted on: May 14, 2022

Job Description:

ResponsibilitiesWellStar Medical Group is seeking Board Certified Physician Assistant/Acute Care Nurse Practitioner for busy cardiology practice. This position will be for inpatient critical care cardiology at Wellstar Kennestone Regional Medical Center located approximately 25 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta, GA. This is a PRN position.Previous NP/PA Cardiology experience is preferred with critical care cardiology experience a plus.Primary Responsibilities Include: Perform H&P, actively participate in rounding on hospitalized patients, accept and respond to questions and telephone calls directed by the hospital staff, and other duties as assigned.The Wellstar Center for Cardiovascular Care is the largest and most comprehensive provider of cardiovascular services in northwest Georgia. The Center includes 11 hospitals and 13 office locations throughout metro Atlanta. Our 90+ physicians and 65+ APPs provide care for the entire spectrum of cardiac patients (surgery, structural heart, advanced heart failure, EP, advanced imaging, complex intervention, ECMO, and research).To be considered for this position please apply online. To learn more about WellStar and Cardiac Services please visit www.wellstar.org.We proudly offer a comprehensive benefits package including:Medical, dental, vision insuranceOccurrence-based malpractice coverageShort-term and long-term disability insuranceLife insurance403(b) with employer matchCME allowanceExtended illness bankPaid time off for vacation and holidays Concierge serviceAdoption assistanceQualificationsBoard Certified NP/PA. - -Previous NP/PA Cardiology experience is preferred with critical care cardiology experience a plus.

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