Pediatric Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant, Critical Care

The aprn will manage patient admissions and rounding in the pediatric intensive care unit while attending trauma alerts in the pediatric ed. Additionally, they are responsible for consulting with subspecialists and providing clinical education to nursing staff, medical students, and residents.

Candidates must hold a current aprn license and possess acute or primary care certification, with a preference for pediatric nurse practitioner certification. A current bls certificate is required upon hire, and those applying as family nurse practitioners must obtain pnp certification within three years.