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Advanced Practice Provider - Cardiology - Structural Heart

York, PA | Advanced Practice Providers | Tracking Code: 103169

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Advanced Practice Provider

WellSpan Cardiology

 

WellSpan Health, a sophisticated medical community in south central Pennsylvania, is seeking a Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant to join our growing Structural Heart team in York, PA.  Employment with WellSpan Health allows you to enjoy a fulfilling career in an organization with strong physician leadership, a culture of support and a focus on patients. 

About the Position

  • Exciting opportunity for a Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant to join an established team; Cardiology or ICU experience preferred
  • Full time position providing direct patient care in both inpatient and outpatient settings
  • Monday – Friday schedule with no call/evenings/weekends
  • York Hospital is a 590 bed, Level 1 Trauma Center
  • Brand new 60,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art WellSpan Heart & Vascular Center
  • Successful candidate will be energetic, compassionate, and self-motivated
  • Competitive salary and outstanding benefits

 

Lifestyle/Community

  • Family oriented community, with excellent schools, and low cost of living
  • Abundant outdoor and cultural activities include golfing, minor league baseball, symphony, museums, farmers’ markets and downtown access to a 42-mile recreation trail
  • Conveniently located just 60 minutes north of the Baltimore/DC metro area and 90 minutes west of Philadelphia

 

Related Links

Click Here for information on WellSpan’s Structural Heart Program

Click Here for more information about WellSpan Health

Click Here to Explore York, Pennsylvania

Click Here to Get to Know York, Pennsylvania

 

For immediate confidential consideration or to learn more please contact:

Erin Smith, APP Recruiter

WellSpan Health

Phone: 717-812-5606

Email: esmith24@wellspan.org

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