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About Current Clinic Management, LLC Millions of people live with Atrial Fibrillation (AFib), a chronic condition that is often debilitating and under-treated. Access to timely,

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→Conduct pre-procedure patient calls and education sessions, walking patients through what to expect and giving them the confidence and information they need to arrive fully prepared.
→Complete pre- and post-operative order entry, ensuring all patient records are accurate and aligned with physician protocols well before each procedure takes place.
→Coordinate all aspects of Watchman procedures, serving as the central point of contact from referral through implant and acting as the primary resource for scheduling, preparation, and follow-through.
→Enter and maintain accurate data in the Watchman registry, supporting the clinic's commitment to quality reporting and the long-term outcomes tracking that informs our care model.
→Be onsite during EP procedure sessions to help triage and ensure patient flow.
→Serve as the nursing liaison between Current Clinic and TCRH, facilitating clear communication and smooth care transitions to ensure continuity across both facilities.
→Check in on EP lab inventory and coordinate ordering, maintaining accurate stock levels so the procedural team has the supplies and devices they need without disruption.
→Track Value Based Outcomes metrics for the EP program, compiling and maintaining the data that reflects the quality-of-care Current Clinic provides and informs future clinical decisions.

Active Registered Nurse (RN) license is required; all candidates must hold a current, unrestricted RN license in New Mexico or be eligible for reciprocity.
Experience in a cardiac, electrophysiology, or procedural nursing setting is strongly preferred; familiarity with EP workflows, device procedures, or structural heart programs is a significant plus.
Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple concurrent workflows with accuracy, keeping patient records, inventory, registry data, and scheduling all moving forward at once.
Clear, confident communication with patients, physicians, and external care partners, including the ability to translate clinical detail into plain language and build trust across every interaction.
Comfort working across both the EP lab and the clinic environment, shifting fluidly between procedural and coordination responsibilities as the day requires.
Familiarity with registry data entry, outcomes tracking, or quality reporting systems is preferred; a strong commitment to data accuracy and documentation detail is essential.