Registered Nurse (RN) - Cardiac Devices

Patients with pacemakers, implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICDs), and other advanced cardiac rhythm management devices depend on highly skilled clinicians to ensure their technology is performing safely and effectively. This is an opportunity to play a vital role in that journey while developing expertise in one of the most specialized and rapidly evolving areas of cardiovascular nursing.

As a Registered Nurse within UVA Health's Cardiac Device Clinic, you will build a unique career that blends advanced cardiology nursing, cutting-edge cardiac technology, and long-term patient relationships. This role is particularly attractive for experienced cardiology, telemetry, ICU, CCU, Cath Lab, EP, and cardiac-focused nurses who are seeking a long-term specialty career, a strong quality of life, and the opportunity to become an expert in a growing field that combines healthcare and technology.

The Role

This is a highly specialized cardiology nursing position focused on the management, monitoring, and follow-up care of patients with pacemakers, ICDs, and other implanted cardiac devices. The role combines direct patient care with advanced technology, critical thinking, patient education, and collaboration across multiple care settings.

Unlike many traditional nursing positions, this role offers the opportunity to develop deep expertise in cardiac rhythm management while supporting patients throughout the lifecycle of their implanted device. Your work will span outpatient care, remote monitoring, inpatient consultations, and outreach activities, creating a dynamic and engaging clinical experience.

Successful nurses in this role are often those who are curious, technically minded, and passionate about cardiology. If you enjoy understanding cardiac rhythms, solving clinical challenges, and learning new technology, this position offers a rewarding path to becoming a subject matter expert in cardiac device management.

In this role, you will:

• Perform routine pacemaker and defibrillator evaluations

• Conduct device assessments before provider appointments

• Complete post-operative follow-up visits and wound evaluations

• Educate patients on device function, home monitoring systems, and ongoing care needs

• Review and analyze remote monitoring transmissions

• Generate reports, document findings, and monitor patients longitudinally through advanced technology platforms

• Support device patients across inpatient units, procedural areas, recovery settings, and specialty care locations

• Collaborate with physicians, advanced practice providers, and electrophysiology specialists to optimize patient outcomes

• Participate in outreach clinic support as operational needs require

• Continuously expand your expertise as cardiac device technology evolves

Why UVA Health

UVA Health offers the resources, innovation, and collaborative culture of a nationally recognized academic health system while providing opportunities for clinicians to build meaningful, specialized careers. For nurses seeking a role that goes beyond traditional bedside care, the Cardiac Device Clinic delivers a rare opportunity to develop expertise that is both highly sought after and difficult to find elsewhere.

What makes this opportunity exceptional:

• Work in one of the few nurse-led cardiac device clinics in the country

• Build expertise in advanced pacemakers, ICDs, remote monitoring systems, and cardiac rhythm management technology

• Join a highly specialized team that has developed a strong culture of training, mentorship, and professional growth

• Benefit from an extensive onboarding experience designed to support long-term success in this complex specialty

• Pursue advanced professional development and cardiac device certification opportunities

• Work with evolving technologies and innovations at the forefront of electrophysiology care

• Develop a unique blend of clinical knowledge, technical expertise, and critical thinking skills

• Experience meaningful continuity of care by following patients throughout the life of their implanted devices

• Become part of a collaborative, close-knit team of experienced nurses dedicated to supporting one another's success

• Enjoy a schedule of four 10-hour shifts with one weekday off each week

• No weekends, no holidays, and minimal call responsibilities

• Opportunity for periodic remote work through home-based monitoring responsibilities after onboarding and competency development