Physician assistant pay in Connecticut
Statewide, all employed PAs
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Posted pay on PA Career Hub · Connecticut PA jobs: median $151,000 (65 postings) · Cardiology: median $153,000 (115 postings) · Pay Index
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (physician assistants, 29-1071). Salary guide
Credentials
Named in this posting
- BLS, ACLS certification Short emergency-care courses: BLS (basic life support); ACLS (advanced cardiac life support).
PAs in Connecticut are licensed by the Connecticut Department of Public Health. Connecticut has joined the PA Licensure Compact, which will let PAs licensed in another member state practice here with a compact privilege; privileges are expected to open in early 2027. To prescribe controlled substances in Connecticut, a PA also needs a Controlled Substance Practitioner Registration from the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection, Drug Control Division, on top of DEA registration.
Full Job Description
Location Detail: 85 Jefferson Street Hartford (10068) Electrophysiology (EP) Advanced Practice Clinician We’re seeking a dedicated Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant to join our growing Electrophysiology (EP) Cardiology team . In this role, you’ll provide care for patients before and after EP procedures, including cardiac ablations, pacemaker and ICD implants, electrophysiology studies, and cardioversions. Working alongside electrophysiologists, nurses, and anesthesia providers, you’ll play a vital role in delivering high-quality patient care while developing specialized expertise in cardiac electrophysiology. Role: Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner Location: Hartford HealthCare Heart & Vascular Institute Setting: Electrophysiology (EP) Cardiology, Pre/Post Procedure Care Schedule: Part-time, (24 hours) Call Schedule: No call Weekend Requirement: Rotating Saturday coverage Why Join Hartford HealthCare? One of Connecticut’s largest integrated healthcare systems State-of-the-art EPIC platform and clinical technology Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits Generous PTO and CME support Robust onboarding, mentorship, and leadership development programs Access to Hartford HealthCare’s Office of Advanced Practice Qualifications Qualifications Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner Connecticut licensure (or eligibility) National board certification BLS required; ACLS required or obtained within established timeframe Preferred Experience Cardiology, electrophysiology, critical care, emergency medicine, PACU, or other procedural-based experience is preferred. New graduates with strong clinical backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Join Hartford HealthCare and help shape the future of cardiovascular care while advancing your career in a specialized and innovative EP practice.
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