Advanced Heart Failure Advanced Practice Provider

University of Maryland Medical Center | Baltimore, MD

Join the University of Maryland Medical System at the flagship University of Maryland Medical Center as an NP or PA in our Advanced Heart Failure Program, caring for patients with complex cardiac conditions in a collaborative outpatient setting.

Highlights:

• Specialized role in advanced heart failure & transplant evaluation
• Outpatient-focused position with multidisciplinary support
• Work alongside cardiology, transplant, and care coordination teams
• Academic environment with opportunities for growth and program development

Key Responsibilities:

• Manage patients with advanced heart failure, including medication optimization (GDMT, diuretics)
• Order and interpret labs, echocardiograms, and cardiac imaging
• Educate patients and families on disease management and treatment options
• Support heart transplant evaluations and present cases in multidisciplinary meetings
• Collaborate with physicians, transplant coordinators, and care teams

Requirements:

• NP or PA, board certified
• Maryland license (or eligible), DEA as applicable
• ACLS/BLS required
• Cardiology, heart failure, or transplant experience preferred
• Strong clinical judgment and team-based care skills

Schedule:

• Outpatient-focused role

Additional Information

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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.

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• UM Golisano Children's Hospital
• UM Greenebaum Comprehensive Cancer Center
• Transplant
• Heart and Vascular
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• Time-Sensitive Critical Care
• Women's Health

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