Advanced Practice Provider (NP/PA)

Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant – General Cardiology or Electrophysiology Davenport, IA | Outpatient | General Cardiology or EP | No Call | No Weekends | No Holidays | New Graduates Welcome Cardiovascular Medicine (CVM) is seeking a full-time Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant to join our growing outpatient cardiology team in Davenport, Iowa. This opportunity is open to APPs interested in either General Cardiology or Electrophysiology (EP) . Whether you already have cardiovascular experience, are interested in transitioning into EP, or are a new graduate looking to build a strong foundation in cardiology, CVM offers the mentorship and clinical support to help you develop within the specialty that best fits your interests. The position is 100% outpatient with a consistent Monday–Friday schedule and no hospital rounding, call, weekends, or holiday coverage . You'll work alongside an established team of cardiologists and experienced APPs while developing expertise in cardiovascular medicine. Choose Your Area of Interest General Cardiology — manage a broad range of cardiovascular conditions, follow-up care, risk-factor management, and ongoing treatment plans Electrophysiology (EP) — work alongside electrophysiologists caring for patients with arrhythmias and other cardiac rhythm disorders while developing specialized EP knowledge Prior EP experience is not required . APPs with a genuine interest in learning electrophysiology are encouraged to apply. Why Join CVM? Outpatient-only cardiology Opportunity to work in General Cardiology or Electrophysiology Monday–Friday daytime schedule No hospital rounding No call responsibilities No weekends or holidays New graduate NPs and PAs welcome Mentorship from 25+ cardiologists and experienced APPs Opportunity to develop specialized EP expertise Established cardiovascular practice serving the Quad Cities for more than 45 years Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits Long-term career growth within the CVAUSA network What You’ll Do Responsibilities will vary based on your General Cardiology or EP focus and may include: Evaluate and manage cardiovascular patients in an outpatient setting Conduct new patient evaluations and follow-up visits Manage acute and chronic cardiovascular conditions Order and review EKGs, laboratory studies, imaging, stress testing, and other cardiovascular diagnostics Collaborate closely with cardiologists and APPs on treatment planning and ongoing care Educate patients on diagnoses, medications, treatment plans, lifestyle modifications, and cardiovascular risk reduction Develop additional specialty expertise in electrophysiology for APPs pursuing an EP-focused role Maintain accurate and timely EMR documentation Qualifications Board-Certified Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant Active Iowa license or ability to obtain prior to start Previous cardiology, EP, or outpatient experience preferred but not required No previous EP experience required for APPs interested in learning the specialty New graduate Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants are encouraged to apply Strong interest in General Cardiology and/or Electrophysiology Excellent communication, collaboration, and patient-care skills Compensation & Benefits Competitive compensation package Performance incentive opportunity Medical, dental, and vision insurance Paid time off CME allowance 401(k) retirement plan Professional development and continuing education support Long-term career growth opportunities within CVM and the CVAUSA network About Cardiovascular Medicine Cardiovascular Medicine (CVM) has provided cardiovascular care to the Quad Cities for more than 45 years. With locations throughout Iowa and Illinois, CVM provides comprehensive cardiovascular services spanning prevention, diagnostics, treatment, electrophysiology, and long-term disease management. As a partner practice of Cardiovascular Associates of America (CVAUSA), CVM combines the collaborative environment of an established local practice with the resources and support of a growing national cardiovascular network. #J-18808-Ljbffr