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Hartford HealthCare·Hartford, CT

Heart Rhythm Hartford - Nurse Practitioner (APRN) or Physician Assistant

Nurse Practitioner / PAPart timeDays
iPosting details
ScheduleDays · Part time
RequirementsBLS · ACLS required or obtained within established timeframe · Connecticut licensure (or eligibility) · National board certification
SourceHartford HealthCare · posted Sep 18, 2026
✓Requirements
Licensure
✓Connecticut licensure (or eligibility)
✓National board certification
Certifications
✓BLS required
✓ACLS required or obtained within established timeframe
Qualifications
✓Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner
Cardiology, electrophysiology, critical care, emergency medicine, PACU, or other procedural-based experience is preferred. New graduates with strong clinical backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
+Benefits
✓Paid time off
✓Continuing education
+Hartford HealthCare
96NP/PA roles open
HartfordCT
Pay for this position
Estimated
$67/hr$67/hr · typical NP/PA pay in Connecticut
Typical NP/PA pay in Connecticut
Connecticut NP/PA postings that list paymedian $75.00 – $90.00
$55/hr$115/hr
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Connecticut licensure (or eligibility)
✓National board certification
Certifications
✓BLS required
✓ACLS required or obtained within established timeframe
Qualifications
✓Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner
Cardiology, electrophysiology, critical care, emergency medicine, PACU, or other procedural-based experience is preferred. New graduates with strong clinical backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
+Benefits
Paid time offContinuing education

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About the role

In this role, you'll provide care for patients before and after EP procedures, including cardiac ablations, pacemaker and ICD implants, electrophysiology studies, and cardioversions. Working alongside electrophysiologists, nurses, and anesthesia providers, you'll play a vital role in delivering high-quality patient care while developing specialized expertise in cardiac electrophysiology.