Job Abstract

Join our team of nationally and internationally recognized experts in advanced heart failure. We’re the 8th largest heart transplant program in the United States.

The NP will support the advanced heart failure patients in an ambulatory setting across all clinic populations. Patients in the AHF CCC include: those who have undergone heart transplantation, those with mechanical circulatory support devices, those who are being evaluated or who are currently waitlisted for heart transplantation, and those being managed in the heart failure disease management clinic.

Flexibility to work at all UCSF Health locations and in varying schedules.

The final salary and offer components are subject to additional approvals based on UC policy.

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• Experience with Phoenix MCS and transplant EMR platform in Epic.
• Heart Failure nurse certification.
• Prior experience with policy and procedure development.
• Prior experience as presenter at scientific conference on Cardiology or Advanced Heart Failure.
• Experience with acute support mechanical circulatory support devices.
• Pulmonary hypertension medication management (i.e., remodulin, prostacyclin, etc.).
• Regulatory experience with transplant patient population management and requirements.

• Minimum of five (5) years experience as a Nurse Practitioner with heart failure, heart transplant, cardiac TCU, MCS, or cardiac ICU level care experience in both inpatient and ambulatory settings.