Cardiology hospitalists coordinate care for patients in the cardiology wing of the hospital. They may be medical school residents, nurse practitioners, or physicians. Job duties may include evaluation of new admissions, acute care, overnight supervision, and other support for patients with heart-related conditions. Cardiology hospitalists frequently collaborate with internal medicine residents, cardiology fellows, and other staff members. Many cardiology hospitalists are also on call to provide advanced subspecialty or procedural care as needed for matters beyond regular care. Like all hospitalists, cardiology hospitalists work exclusively on in-patient care in a hospital setting, which often means caring for the same patients for extended periods. Cardiology hospitalists should not be confused with cardiologists, though the two positions often have similar work.