Cardiac Electrophysiologist

Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiologist 

Build Your Career with One of the Nation's Leading  

Heart & Vascular Programs 

The Hartford HealthCare Heart & Vascular Institute (HVI), located in Connecticut, is seeking a fellowship-trained, BC/BE Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiologist to join our nationally recognized, growing electrophysiology team. This opportunity is ideal for an early-career physician (approximately 2–3 years from fellowship) who is passionate about delivering exceptional patient care while developing an academic and research-focused career. 

Why Hartford HealthCare? 

As Connecticut's largest integrated cardiovascular program, HVI combines advanced technology, collaborative physician leadership, and a strong commitment to innovation, education, and clinical research. You will join a highly respected team performing the full spectrum of electrophysiology procedures, including: 

·        Complex ablation (AF, SVT, VT/PVC) 

·        Cardiac device implantation and lead management 

·        Inpatient and outpatient electrophysiology consultation 

·        Advanced mapping utilizing CARTO, Affera, and EnSite technologies across state-of-the-art bi-plane electrophysiology laboratories 

Grow Your Academic Career 

We are especially interested in physicians who are eager to participate in clinical research and expand access to innovative therapies through clinical trials. Opportunities include: 

·        Participation and leadership in clinical research and investigator-initiated studies 

·        Potential protected research time 

·        Collaboration with experienced physician investigators 

·        Teaching and mentoring cardiology and electrophysiology fellows 

Whether your goal is to become a nationally recognized clinician-investigator or to help shape the future of electrophysiology care, you will find the resources, mentorship, and institutional support to achieve it. 

Hartford HealthCare 

Hartford HealthCare is Connecticut's most comprehensive integrated health system, with more than 40,000 colleagues, 2,800+ providers, 500+ locations, and eight acute care hospitals. Our physician-led organization is nationally recognized for clinical excellence, innovation, quality, and collaborative care, providing physicians with the resources to build rewarding and impactful careers. 

Live Where Others Vacation 

Connecticut offers an exceptional quality of life with outstanding schools, vibrant communities, beautiful shoreline, and convenient access to both New York City and Boston, allowing you and your family to enjoy the best of New England while building a fulfilling career. 

Qualifications 

·        Fellowship-trained in Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology 

·        Board Certified or Board Eligible in Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology 

·        Demonstrated interest in clinical research and/or clinical trials preferred 

·        Passion for education, collaboration, and advancing the field of electrophysiology 

Join a team where innovation, research, and exceptional patient care come together, and where your career can thrive. 

For more information or to express interest, please contact: 

Pam Lasser, Physician Recruiter 

Hartford HealthCare  

E: pamela.lasser@hhchealth.org 

This is a salaried position. While compensation is presented as an hourly rate for consistency across our postings, this position is paid on a salary basis. The hiring range reflects a good faith estimate of pay for this position as of the posting date. Actual pay will be determined based on qualifications, location, internal equity, and other factors that may include hire bonuses, incentive pay plans, loan repayment, administrative stipends, or relocation.

Qualifications 

·        Fellowship-trained in Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology 

·        Board Certified or Board Eligible in Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology 

·        Demonstrated interest in clinical research and/or clinical trials preferred 

·        Passion for education, collaboration, and advancing the field of electrophysiology