Nurse Practitioner, NeuroCritical Care

Adult Acute Care Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant-Certified

At SSM Health, we are committed to delivering exceptional healthcare services, and SLUCare represents the academic medical practice of Saint Louis University, known for leading-edge care and groundbreaking research. We are seeking an Adult Acute Care Nurse Practitioner or a Physician Assistant-Certified for our Neurocritical Care position located at SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital.

Job Description

• Direct inpatient care in the high acuity NeuroICU.
• Round in the NeuroICU and perform procedures.
• Teamwork, critical thinking, and empathy are all top skills needed for your success.
• Three (3) 12-hour shifts weekly from 7a-7p, seeing an average of 6-8 patients per day once fully onboarded.
• In-house night shift coverage from 7p-7a, including some weekends.
• Work with a dedicated team of physicians and providers.
• Practice in a state-of-the-art facility.
• Comprehensive financial package.
• Benefits within your first 30 days (health, retirement plan with employer match, PTO + more!).

Requirements

• Must have Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Certification (ACNP-BC) or Physician Assistant Certification with experience in critical care (line placement and intubation) to provide exceptional, compassionate care for our patients.
• Missouri NP and RN licensure or PA licensure.

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