Under supervision of the Medical Director, Specialty Care, the Cardiology Advanced Practice Professional (CAPP) is responsible the coordination of cardiology services for SEARHC. In addition to the direct provision of cardiology services, this position coordinates patient care provided by SEARHC cardiologists and visiting cardiologists from ANMC, Swedish, and other referral centers. The position serves as an interface with the patients’ cardiologists and primary care physicians. The CAPP provides effective clinical and cardiac device care and follow-up within accepted quality standards of care. This position also provides leadership and training on the cardiac device management, EKG interpretation, and other cardiac topics as needed. This position is highly complex with a high degree of responsibility and no regular on-site supervision by a cardiologist.
SEARHC is a non-profit health consortium which serves the health interests of the residents of Southeast Alaska. We see our employees as our strongest assets. It is our priority to further their development and our organization by aiding in their professional advancement.
Working at SEARHC is more than a job, it’s a fulfilling career. We offer generous benefits, including retirement, paid time off, paid parental leave, health insurance, dental, and vision benefits, life insurance and long and short-term disability, and more.
Join SEARHC in Southeast Alaska—a mission-driven healthcare organization providing high-quality care to a diverse and underserved population. We are seeking an experienced full-time Cardiology Advanced Practice Provider (APP) to deliver comprehensive outpatient cardiology care, with a strong focus on cardiac device management and chronic cardiovascular disease. This role offers a unique opportunity to practice autonomously while collaborating closely with cardiologists and a highly supportive multidisciplinary team in Juneau, Alaska.
Why Choose SEARHC?
As one of the largest Native-run healthcare organizations in the United States, SEARHC is committed to providing quality healthcare that honors the traditions of Alaska Native people and American Indians, while ensuring that advanced medical technologies are made accessible to all.
The Vintage Park Campus is the newest medical facility serving the Juneau community. Centrally located in the Mendenhall Valley, Vintage Park offers a range of high-quality healthcare services.
The new $300 million Mt. Edgecumbe Medical Center opened in Sitka, April 2026 and in 2021 we opened the Wrangell Medical Center. With plans to build a third critical-access hospital in Haines. In addition to the dozens of established outpatient and traveling clinics throughout the region.
Compensation and Benefits
Salary: $175,000 annual base salary
Financial incentives: $30,000 Sign-On Bonus and $20,000 Relocation Assistance with a three-year commitment.
Healthcare benefits: Comprehensive medical, dental, vision coverage with flexible spending options (FSAs).
Life insurance and wellness: Basic life insurance, Short & Long Term Disability, Accident - Critical Illness – Hospital Insurances, Identity & Fraud Protection, Legal Insurance, and Pet Insurance.
Professional development: $6000 pre-tax annual CME allowance.
Retirement planning: 401k plan with up to 5% employer match beginning on your date of hire, Roth and 457b plans.
Practice Details:
Schedule: Monday–Friday schedule, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (40 hours/week) and no call responsibilities.
Generous Time Off: 33 days (264 hours) annually, including holidays, and 10 days (80 hours) of CME.
Clinic setting: 100% outpatient practice with 6 exam spaces and dedicated telehealth rooms, with 1:1 MA support, RN, case manager, patient care coordinator, and centralized specialty support teams. With occasional travel required to Sitka as needed and based on provider skillset.
Patient Volume: Approximately 10 patients per day with appointment lengths: 60 minutes for new consultations, 30 minutes for follow-ups, including telemedicine visits.
Procedures and services: Exercise treadmill testing (ETT) and stress echocardiograms. EKG, Holter monitor, and ambulatory blood pressure interpretation. Cardiac device interrogation, programming, and remote monitoring. Oversight of rhythm monitoring programs.
Hospital access: Collaboration with Bartlett Regional Hospital and Ethel Lund Medical Center.
Technology and EMR: MediTech EMR, Dragon dictation, DAX Copilot, PACS imaging systems with upcoming CV PACS implementation.
Qualifications:
Minimum 2 years of post-graduate APP experience in cardiology.
Strong experience in Cardiac device follow up experience with competence in arrhythmia interpretation.
Proficiency with device programmers (e.g., Medtronic, Boston Scientific, St. Jude).
Master’s degree as a Nurse Practitioner (or equivalent APP training).
Active or eligible Alaska licensure.
ACLS and BLS certification required.
National certification in cardiac care (ANCC, ABCM, or equivalent).
What Our Physicians Say:
“SEARHC shares in our vision of creating a medical practice that treats every patient with dignity and optimum care. We are eager to combine the strengths of our respective organizations and further enhance the services we can offer the Juneau community and greater southeast region. Our shared commitment to recruiting and retaining highly trained and compassionate medical professionals, while bringing increasingly advanced technologies and innovations to Juneau, helps us deliver on that vision.”
Community and Lifestyle:
Location: Scenic Juneau, AK offers stunning natural beauty with mountains, ocean, and glaciers right outside your door. With unmatched outdoor recreation year‑round: hiking, kayaking, fishing, skiing, and wildlife viewing.
Strong sense of community with a small town feel and a safe, supportive, family friendly environment with a mild coastal climate compared to much of Alaska, with temperate summers and winters.
Affordability: Alaska has no state income or sales tax — residents keep more of their paycheck compared to most other states.
Education: Juneau’s education system is diverse, well-funded locally, and performs above the Alaska average in many academic areas.
Transportation: No road connects Juneau it to the rest of Alaska or the continental United States. Every visitor arrives by air through Juneau International Airport (JNU) or by sea via the Alaska Marine Highway System ferry network.
Culture: Affluent cultural amenities and numerous community events featuring arts, music, festivals, and a rich Indigenous heritage.
For more information, please reach out to Provider Recruiter, Lyndse Clark: [email protected] or at 907-463-7531.
Key Essential Functions and Accountabilities of the Job
Performs cardiology consultations and chronic cardiovascular disease management services in the outpatient setting. This includes the management of patients with coronary artery disease, congestive heart failure, dysrhythmias, valvular disease, hypertension and other related conditions including post-procedure follow-up.
Confers and consults with cardiologists, other health professionals, and support staff to provide coordination of cardiac care including referrals for services and higher-level care as appropriate. Performs outreach serviced to educate patients, nursing staff, interdisciplinary healthcare team, and the community. Facilitates continuity of care with primary care physicians.
Performs exercise treadmill tests (ETTs) and stress echocardiograms. Provides interpretations of EKGs, Holter monitor, and ambulatory blood pressure studies.
Conducts routine out-patient device interrogations, interpretation of findings, reprogramming of devices or referral as needed; remote transmission and trans-telephonic monitoring; coordinating scheduling of patients for device follow-up as well as routine office visits with cardiologist and physicians; initiating scheduling of follow-up procedures as needed such as generator changes, upgrades, and coordinates follow up patients with device recalls and/or alerts are required.
Performs evaluation and management of cardiac device patients in the outpatient setting. These responsibilities include diagnosis and medical, therapeutic, and corrective measures for cardiac device patients.
Updates and maintains a variety of files, records, charts and other documents. Maintains an accurate cardiac device database for medical purposes and reimbursement of services. Records orders and progress notes in accordance with SEARHC standards.
Performs quality assurance assessments and provides feedback to the Medical Director on quality of patients care delivered. Utilizes current research and evidence-based decision making in all clinical practice. Serves as an expert consultant to physicians, nursing staff, members of the healthcare team, and to the larger community.
Participates in and supports accreditation, compliance, and regulatory activities of the organization. Enhances the body of knowledge of cardiac device advanced nursing with active participation in professional organizations through exchange of ideas and knowledge, oral presentations, posters, and research activities.
Education, Certifications, and Licenses Required
Bachelor’s degree in Nursing AND Master of Science Degree as a Nurse Practitioner
Pending or active licensure in the State of Alaska (may practice under any active state license as a direct hire employee pending AK licensure).
Specialty certification through the ABCM, ANCC or other nationally recognized body involved in certification of providers specializing in cardiac care.
Current Advance Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)
Current Basic Life Support (BLS)
Other Qualification
Proficient in use of device programmers: St. Jude, Boston-Scientific, Medtronic, and others as required.
Knowledge of
Knowledge of cardiac device terminology and procedures common to the cardiology department.
Knowledge of medical terminology, anatomy, physiology and concepts of cardiac disease process.
Knowledge of single and dual chamber pacemakers and ICDs including timing cycles, upper rate behavior, sensor, and special functions.
Knowledge of professional protocols and practices in healthcare and patient treatment, case management, and physical and mental hygiene.
Knowledge of policies and procedures for the care of patients.
Knowledge of customer service concepts and practices.
Knowledge of hospital and clinic environments and how the services function and interact.
Knowledge of the general culture and needs of Alaska Natives and American Indians.
Skills in
Skill in effectively managing and leading staff, and delegating tasks and authority.
Skill in assessing and prioritizing multiple tasks, projects and demands.
Skills in critically analyzing data obtained which would include critically evaluating ECG’s, analyzing atrial and ventricular EGM’s, analyzing stored cardiac device data for appropriateness of therapy and troubleshooting problems.
Skill in evaluating health problems and making recommendations based on observations.
Skill in analyzing safety issues and preparing recommendations based on findings.
Skill in operating a personal computer utilizing a variety of software applications.
Ability to
Ability to provide effective oral and written communication in interactions with staff, patients, and families.
Ability to work independently in caring for critically ill patients
Ability to coordinate care providing smooth transitions between the primary care providers, Hospitalist team, and cardiologists/tertiary care centers
Travel Required
Working Conditions
The following demands are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential function of this job:
Must be able to lift approximately 20 pounds
May be required to work outside the traditional work schedule.
May be called to work off shift in emergency situations.
Required Certifications:
If you like wild growth and working with happy, enthusiastic over-achievers, you'll enjoy your career with us!
