Role: Cardiology Nurse Practitioner – Telehealth (General Cardiology or EP)
Location/Type: Columbia, MD (4–6 weeks onsite) → Remote • MD or D.C. license
Pay: $123,528–$146,836 (all-in)
Schedule: Full-time • Weekdays only
Telehealth care for cardiology or electrophysiology (EP) patients
Same pay, setup, and schedule across both tracks
Clear protocols. Stable volume. Own your panel
This team supports two overlapping needs.
We’re hiring NPs with general cardiology experience or a strong EP background.
Lead telehealth visits for low-acuity cardiology or EP patients
Manage care plans using evidence-based protocols
Handle rhythm-related follow-ups and chronic condition management
Reduce specialist load through clean, timely follow-through
Document visits and outcomes in the EMR
Coordinate with cardiologists, EPs, and care teams
Active NP license in MD or D.C. (MD required or willing to obtain)
2+ years cardiology or electrophysiology (EP) experience
Complete 4–6 weeks onsite training in Columbia, MD
Comfortable managing visits independently via telehealth
Dedicated EP clinic or device management experience
Prior telehealth experience
Large health system experience
Pay: $123,528–$146,836
Medical, dental, vision
401(k) with employer contribution
PTO + paid holidays
Training travel, lodging, meals covered
MD licensure support
Weekdays only; no nights or weekends
Remote after training
Standard EMR and telehealth tools
Your work keeps cardiology and EP patients on track while freeing specialists for high-acuity care. You own outcomes, not just tasks.
You like pace and ownership. You start, finish, follow through.
At Urrly, fairness matters. We use AI to review every application against the same clear requirements for the role. This means every candidate is evaluated on job-related factors like skills, certifications, and experience—not on personal attributes such as gender, race, age, or background. Our goal is to create a more objective, consistent, and equal opportunity hiring process for all applicants.
Apply Today to lock in weekday hours, remote work, and focused cardiology or EP care—without burnout.