Nurse Practitioner Associate - UMMC

Job Requirements

A Cardiology–Oncology Nurse Practitioner (NP) is an advanced practice registered nurse who specializes in providing comprehensive care for patients with cardiovascular conditions that are directly related to cancer and its treatments. This role integrates expertise in both cardiology and oncology to manage complex, often overlapping health needs. 

• Provide specialized, high-quality care for patients with cardiovascular disease in the context of cancer diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship.
• Diagnose and manage cardiovascular conditions such as heart failure, arrhythmias, hypertension, and coronary artery disease in the context of cancer therapy.
• Conduct comprehensive assessments of cardiovascular status, including history, physical exams, and diagnostic testing (e.g., EKG, echocardiogram, stress tests).
• Educate patients and families on lifestyle modifications, medication adherence, and early warning signs of cardiovascular complications

Work Experience

Education: Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) in Adult Acute Care NP (AG-ACNP), Adult Primary Care, or FNP specialty

Certifications: BLS

Licensure: Maryland nurse practitioner license

Skills: Advanced clinical judgment, strong communication, collaboration, documentation, and technology proficiency (Excel, Word, EHR)

We are not accepting inquiries or solicitations from 3rd party recruiters/search firms.

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Please Review 2026-2027 UMMS Benefits Guide.pdf

University of Maryland Medical Center is the Medical System's flagship academic medical center. The hospital provides comprehensive care for the West Baltimore community and tertiary care for Maryland and the surrounding areas.

Key services include:

• R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
• UM Golisano Children's Hospital
• UM Greenebaum Comprehensive Cancer Center
• Transplant
• Heart and Vascular
• Neurosciences and Stroke
• Time-Sensitive Critical Care
• Women's Health

UMMC’s downtown and midtown campuses together provide more than $318 million a year in services that benefit our community.

The food pantries supported more than 350 families by providing free, healthy food to patients who are food insecure. The mobile market provides access to low cost produce to employees and the community.

The diabetes prevention program screens at risk individuals and refers to diabetes and prevention programs. Community based blood pressure hubs screen for hypertension and provide on-going follow up.

In 2024, more than 250 West Baltimore residents were hired through UMMC’s Career Academy and nearly 100 students from city schools participated in training programs.