Advanced Practice Provider - Cardiology

At Atlanta Heart Specialist’s (AHS), a CVAUSA partner, our talented and specialized team of Cardiologists and APPs provide an array of cardiovascular services across 8 full-time office locations and our affiliated hospitals. Each office offers ICAEL/ICANL-accredited echocardiography and nuclear cardiology services, as well as ICAVL-accredited noninvasive vascular imaging services. In addition, our practice provides coronary and peripheral vascular interventional services, coronary and peripheral CT angiography, and full-time electrophysiology services as well.

We also have an active clinical research program with involvement in multicenter national and interventional clinical trials.

As we continue to expand our cardiovascular health services throughout Metro Atlanta, we have a need for two dynamic and patient-centered Cardiovascular Advanced Practice Providers (Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant) within our local Metro Atlanta clinics.

• Advanced Practice Provider (Physician Assistant-C OR Nurse Practitioner)
• Clinic Locations:
  Tucker, Lilburn and Lithonia (Schedule determined in advance, one set location each day)
• General cardiovascular services within our local clinics
• No call expectations
• Monday‑Friday schedule
• W2 employed position
• Excellent compensation and benefits package

• 2+ years of direct Cardiovascular APP experience preferred
• Board Certification Required – Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner
• Must have active, unencumbered PA or NP medical license
• Hard working, patient satisfaction/quality must be front and center
• Collegial, team‑player, and patient centered

CVAUSA is a national partner for cardiovascular specialists, offering the resources and expertise needed to maximize practice efficiency while preserving clinical and operational autonomy. Our focus is on helping our practices overcome challenges, pursue opportunities, and drive innovation in their respective field of cardiovascular medicine. We are here to support our practices so they can maintain their autonomy and practice medicine their way.