Seeking an Acute Care Certified Nurse Practitioner (or experienced PA) to join a team of highly performance Hospitalist Team with focus on quality and patient centered care in a state of art facility.
You would be required to work side-by-side with a team of IM or FM board certified physician hospitalists and acute care certified nurse practitioners in an acute care setting at a critical access facility with multiple specialists services. Hospitalists provide care for all inpatients except Peds and OB GYN.
Majority of work would involve co-management of surgical patients along with a mix of medical cases. The job offers opportunity to grow in your career with ongoing mentoring as needed while independently managing your own panel of patients.
Opportunities to enhance your skills by use of bedside ultrasound and other technology in a state of art facility.
A typical work week comprises of 20 hours with short and long shifts. One weekend per 4 weeks coverage for rounding. Holiday coverage shared with three other nurse practitioners. This is a part-time position with opportunity to increase hours to cover vacation and CME.
Certificate in Acute care and unrestricted NP license in MN a must for applying for this job.
Shift Rotation: Day Rotation with 1 in 4 weekends. Long shifts are 7 A – 7P. Short shifts are 7 A – 5P. Weekends are 7 A – 5 P.
Holidays: Yes
Call Obligation: No
Position Description
APP Hospitalists provide services to inpatient hospital care. They admit, care for and discharge patients. They perform procedures as appropriate with their privileges granted per the credentialing process.
APP Hospitalists responsibilities include rounding on and admitting patients, participating in team meetings, being aware of all assigned patient’s treatment plans, documenting findings in patient charts, assessing and managing medications, ordering and reviewing lab tests or other diagnostic tests. The extent of the involvement in the assessment and implementation of treatment will depend on the complexity and acuity of the patient's condition and the training, experience, and preparation of the physician assistant and/or nurse practitioner as determined by the hospitalist or supervising physician.
ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES
WORKING CONDITIONS/PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
- May be exposed to communicable and infectious diseases. Possible injury from patients during excited phases of illness and cuts from sharp instruments.
- Possibility of strains due to lifting patients or handling heavy equipment.
- The physical demands and work environment characteristics described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.
- Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.