Electrophysiology Advanced Practice Provider

Mesa, AZ | Full-Time | Electrophysiology | Monday-Friday

We are seeking a Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant to join an established Electrophysiology team in Mesa, Arizona.

This is an excellent opportunity for an APP looking to continue or grow a career in cardiac electrophysiology while working alongside experienced EP physicians and a collaborative cardiovascular team.

Electrophysiology-focused position

Collaborative team of electrophysiologists, cardiologists, and APPs

Opportunity to develop specialized EP expertise

Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits

CME and professional development support

Long-term career growth opportunities

Responsibilities may include:

Evaluate and manage patients with cardiac arrhythmias and rhythm disorders

Conduct new patient evaluations and follow-up visits

Participate in pre- and post-procedure care

Review EKGs, cardiac monitoring, device reports, and other diagnostic testing

Manage medications and treatment plans in collaboration with EP physicians

Provide patient education and coordinate ongoing cardiovascular care

Active Arizona license or ability to obtain licensure

Electrophysiology or cardiology experience preferred

APPs with a strong cardiovascular background and interest in EP are encouraged to apply

Strong clinical and communication skills

Collaborative, patient-centered approach to care

Competitive compensation

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

Paid time off

Continuing education and professional development opportunities

If you're an NP or PA interested in cardiac electrophysiology and looking to grow with an established cardiovascular team in Mesa
, we encourage you to apply.

CVAUSA is proud to present its inaugural Luminaries in Cardiology Award to Dr. Richard Allen Williams. This Luminaries award recognizes pioneer cardiologists who have made unique and substantial lifetime contributions to the development, advancement, and delivery of cardiovascular services. They are considered luminaries because they lead, inspire, influence, and enlighten others through their prominence, brilliance, and visionary efforts. Their lives, sacrifices and achievements serve as an enduring torch, a shining light, thus guiding and opening the path to others.
Dr. Richard Allen Williams is a pioneering cardiologist, founder of the Association of Black Cardiologists, founder and president of the Minority Health Institute, and the 117th president of the National Medical Association. A cum laude graduate of Harvard University and M.D. graduate of SUNY Downstate Medical Center, Dr. Williams has devoted his career to advancing cardiology, improving health equity, and mentoring future physician leaders.