Skill
Electrophysiology
Healthcare and Medical
Electrophysiology is the study of the electrical properties of biological cells and tissues, particularly the electrical activity of the heart and nervous system, using techniques like ECG, EEG, and patch-clamp recording. It is used clinically by cardiologists and neurologists to diagnose arrhythmias and neurological disorders, and by researchers studying cellular signaling and drug effects.
Open roles requiring Electrophysiology (2)
Advanced Practice Provider - Pediatric Cardiology - Electrophysiology
Vanderbilt University & Medical Center
Full-time · Nashville, TN
This role supports the pediatric electrophysiology team at a major medical center, handling inpatient consultations, device management, and preprocedural evaluations for children with heart rhythm disorders. It suits an experienced advanced practice provider seeking a full-time academic position in a specialized pediatric cardiology setting.
Listed on Vanderbilt University & Medical Center’s careers site · Apply there ↗
CAS Clinical Service Manager, CAS- New Jersey
Medtronic
Full-time · Newark, NJ · $130,000 – $140,000
This role leads clinical support teams across a regional territory for Medtronic's cardiac ablation business, managing staff, coordinating with sales, and delivering clinical guidance to hospital customers. It suits experienced healthcare professionals with management experience who can blend technical ablation knowledge with team leadership and frequent travel.
Listed on Medtronic’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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