7 registered nurse stress lab jobs found in Fishersville, VA

UOVUNIUSR0078846EXTERNALENUS The Advanced Practice Provider (APP) will provide comprehensive clinical care for the General Cardiology population from the UVA Augusta office. This location is current served by 2 Cardiologists, and 3 APPs, all with high volume clinics. They provide general cardiology services such as HTN, HLD, CAD and refer patients to other cardiology sub-specialties as needed. The clinic has stress testing, and echocardiogram on site as well as a medical lab. The APP will deliver evidence-based cardiovascular care tailored to the patient’s needs, serve as a patient advocate, and function as a key member of a multidisciplinary team committed to excellence in patient outcomes, education, and compassionate care. Shifts: Monday–Friday, primarily daytime hours; no weekends, holidays or call expected. Work Arrangement: • Full-time, outpatient clinical role based in UVA’s Ambulatory Cardiology - Augusta • Day shifts, Monday through Friday. • Option for four 10-hour...

UOVUNIUSR0078865EXTERNALENUS The Advanced Practice Provider (APP) will provide comprehensive clinical care for the Electrophysiology (EP) and General Cardiology populations located at Fontaine office. This primary location serving patients with cardiology needs. This position serves mainly EP services (75% effort) with the other portion serving General Cardiology (25%). Evaluation and treatment of common EP conditions such as Afib, Aflutter, VT, bradycardia, and patients needing ablations or pacemaker/ ICD placements are core to the practice. In general cardiology services, the APP will treat conditions such as HTN, HLD, CAD and refer patients to other cardiology sub-specialties as needed. The clinic has stress testing, vascular lab, device clinic and echocardiogram on site as well as a medical lab. The APP will deliver evidence-based cardiovascular care tailored to the patient’s needs, serve as a patient advocate, and function as a key member of a multidisciplinary team...

UOVUNIUSR0079141EXTERNALENUS Overview: Fellows rotate through Family Medicine, Urgent Care, and Geriatrics throughout the year, as well as with subspecialty clinics (e.g., heart failure, cardiology, orthopedics, endocrine, dermatology, etc.) a few days each month. Fellows are required to take a patient load under the guidance and supervision of a designated preceptor, increasing their patient load and level of responsibility throughout the program as determined by their competency and overall clinical development. Fellows are evaluated on their clinical performance and competencies after each rotation. Full-time Clinical Schedule: APP Fellows will work a full clinical schedule aligned with designated preceptors within each rotation, in addition to attending a dedicated didactic day every Friday. Weekly Hours: Fellows average 40–60 hours per week, including preparation, reading, and Professional Development Curriculum requirements. Primary Care Fellows: Will be required to...

UOVUNIUSR0079139EXTERNALENUS APP Fellows rotate throughout every ICU environment within UVA Medical Center, revisiting most more than once. Fellows will also rotate with experts in specialty services such as thoracic and abdominal transplant, infectious disease, procedural experiences, as well as elective rotations to explore new areas of medicine or to simply revisit a previous rotation experience. Fellows are required to take a patient load under the guidance and supervision of a designated preceptor, increasing their patient load and level of responsibility throughout the program as determined by their competency and overall clinical development. Full-time Clinical Schedule: APP Fellows will work a full clinical schedule aligned with designated preceptors within each rotation, in addition to attending a dedicated didactic day every Friday. Weekly Hours: Fellows average 40–60 hours per week, including preparation, reading, and Professional Development Curriculum requirements....

UOVUNIUSR0079145EXTERNALENUS Overview: Although this program is an outpatient-focused track, APP Fellows will rotate briefly throughout key inpatient environments within UVA Medical Center such as general neurology consult service, the Neurointensive Care Unit, inpatient stroke service, and others to enhance the global understanding of acute neurologic disorders. As part of the core clinical curriculum, fellows will then spend the remainder of time rotating with experts in outpatient neurology specialty clinics including general outpatient neurology, neuromuscular disorders, stroke, movement disorders, and more. Fellows are required to take a patient load under the guidance and supervision of a designated preceptor, increasing their patient load and level of responsibility throughout the program as determined by their competency and overall clinical development. Fellows are evaluated on their clinical performance and competencies after each rotation. Full-time Clinical...

UOVUNIUSR0079143EXTERNALENUS Overview: Fellows rotate through Family Medicine, Urgent Care, and Geriatrics throughout the year, as well as with subspecialty clinics (e.g., heart failure, cardiology, orthopedics, endocrine, dermatology, etc.) a few days each month. Fellows are required to take a patient load under the guidance and supervision of a designated preceptor, increasing their patient load and level of responsibility throughout the program as determined by their competency and overall clinical development. Fellows are evaluated on their clinical performance and competencies after each rotation. Full-time Clinical Schedule: APP Fellows will work a full clinical schedule aligned with designated preceptors within each rotation, in addition to attending a dedicated didactic day every Friday. Weekly Hours: Fellows average 40–60 hours per week, including preparation, reading, and Professional Development Curriculum requirements. Primary Care Fellows: Will be required to...

UOVUNIUSR0079140EXTERNALENUS APP Fellows rotate throughout every ICU environment within UVA Medical Center, revisiting most more than once. Fellows will also rotate with experts in specialty services such as thoracic and abdominal transplant, infectious disease, procedural experiences, as well as elective rotations to explore new areas of medicine or to simply revisit a previous rotation experience. Fellows are required to take a patient load under the guidance and supervision of a designated preceptor, increasing their patient load and level of responsibility throughout the program as determined by their competency and overall clinical development. Full-time Clinical Schedule: APP Fellows will work a full clinical schedule aligned with designated preceptors within each rotation, in addition to attending a dedicated didactic day every Friday. Weekly Hours: Fellows average 40–60 hours per week, including preparation, reading, and Professional Development Curriculum requirements....