Allied Professionals Community of Practice

Hello HRS Allied Professionals Community - 

I am in the process of trying to acquire some data in regard to Ambulatory EP APP Job Duties and Staffing.

I work for a moderate sized EP group in Maine. We have 8 Full Time EP Physicians (soon to be 9) with 8 FT EP APP's in the ambulatory setting (mix of PA's and NP's) and a larger APP group that manages the inpatient practice. Our job duties include routine outpatient follow-up, pre-op and postop management, seeing new patients in shared services with the EP physician, assisting with management of our LAAO occlusion clinic, tilt table testing, loop recorder implantation, and assisting the clinical APP team with stress testing.

I am curious as to how other clinics are being managed. Any input is very appreciated. Thanks.

We do all of that, but in addition we also interrogate devices, reprogram and manage devices, manage the carelink alerts, oversee and are available to the day to day in-office pacer clinic staff. Some EP APPs opt to perform ILR implants and do ECVs themselves. We also are the first line for all patient calls to the RNs that need guidance and recommendations. 

Christie A. Felts, DNP, APRN-C, FNP-C

Advanced Care Practitioner - Specialty

BayCare Comprehensive Atrial Fibrillation Center

Cardiac Electrophysiology & Implantable Device Management

 

BayCare Medical Group Cardiology

455 Pinellas Street, suite 250

Clearwater, FL 33756

Office: 727.724.8611

Mobile: 727.420.4993

Fax: 727.298.6278

christie.felts@baycare.org

MS: 135B

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Hello HRS Allied Professionals Community - 

I am in the process of trying to acquire some data in regard to Ambulatory EP APP Job Duties and Staffing.

I work for a moderate sized EP group in Maine. We have 8 Full Time EP Physicians (soon to be 9) with 8 FT EP APP's in the ambulatory setting (mix of PA's and NP's) and a larger APP group that manages the inpatient practice. Our job duties include routine outpatient follow-up, pre-op and postop management, seeing new patients in shared services with the EP physician, assisting with management of our LAAO occlusion clinic, tilt table testing, loop recorder implantation, and assisting the clinical APP team with stress testing.

I am curious as to how other clinics are being managed. Any input is very appreciated. Thanks.

We do all of that, but in addition we also interrogate devices, reprogram and manage devices, manage the carelink alerts, oversee and are available to the day to day in-office pacer clinic staff. Some EP APPs opt to perform ILR implants and do ECVs themselves. We also are the first line for all patient calls to the RNs that need guidance and recommendations. 

Christie A. Felts, DNP, APRN-C, FNP-C

Advanced Care Practitioner - Specialty

BayCare Comprehensive Atrial Fibrillation Center

Cardiac Electrophysiology & Implantable Device Management

 

BayCare Medical Group Cardiology

455 Pinellas Street, suite 250

Clearwater, FL 33756

Office: 727.724.8611

Mobile: 727.420.4993

Fax: 727.298.6278

christie.felts@baycare.org

MS: 135B

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Confidential: This electronic message and all contents contain information
from BayCare Health System which may be privileged, confidential or otherwise
protected from disclosure. The information is intended to be for the addressee
only. If you are not the addressee, any disclosure, copy, distribution or use
of the contents of this message is prohibited. If you have received this
electronic message in error, please notify the sender and destroy the original
message and all copies.

Hello HRS Allied Professionals Community - 

I am in the process of trying to acquire some data in regard to Ambulatory EP APP Job Duties and Staffing.

I work for a moderate sized EP group in Maine. We have 8 Full Time EP Physicians (soon to be 9) with 8 FT EP APP's in the ambulatory setting (mix of PA's and NP's) and a larger APP group that manages the inpatient practice. Our job duties include routine outpatient follow-up, pre-op and postop management, seeing new patients in shared services with the EP physician, assisting with management of our LAAO occlusion clinic, tilt table testing, loop recorder implantation, and assisting the clinical APP team with stress testing.

I am curious as to how other clinics are being managed. Any input is very appreciated. Thanks.