Cardiology Electrophysiology Physician Assistant Role in New Haven County, Connecticut

Healthcare United is seeking a full time Cardiology Physician Assistant for a Cardiology and Electrophysiology role in New Haven County, Connecticut. This Physician Assistant role in South Central Connecticut offers the opportunity to support inpatient and outpatient cardiac services in a well established cardiovascular setting. The position includes exposure to general cardiology, electrophysiology, stress testing, cardiac imaging, hospital consults, and pre procedural history and physicals, making it an excellent opportunity for a PA seeking a broad clinical cardiology role in Connecticut.

The Cardiology Physician Assistant will collaborate closely with cardiology and electrophysiology teams to help manage patients across multiple care settings. Responsibilities include supporting hospital based cardiology services, assisting with electrophysiology surgical workups, participating in consultative care, and helping cover stress lab, cardiac CT, and cardiac MRI workflows. This role also includes involvement in the management of arrhythmia patients, implantable cardiac devices, anticoagulation therapy, and inpatient cardiac coordination, offering strong long term clinical growth in a team oriented environment.

Requirements

• Active Connecticut Physician Assistant license

• CT Controlled Substance Registration required

• DEA registration required

• Experience in Cardiology, Electrophysiology, Internal Medicine, or hospital based APP practice preferred

• Strong clinical assessment, patient management, and communication skills

• Ability to work across inpatient and outpatient cardiology settings

• Experience with cardiac consults, electrophysiology support, device management, arrhythmia care, or cardiac imaging workflows is a plus

Benefits

• Competitive compensation package

• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance

• Paid malpractice coverage

• CME allowance with dedicated time off

• Retirement plan options

• Collaborative cardiology and electrophysiology support structure

• Strong long term growth potential in an established Connecticut cardiovascular program