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David Careers

Hospitalist Nurse Practitioner

Posted 34 days ago

medstar healthWashington (DC)
Nurse PractitionersGeneral Medical and Surgical Hospitals

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$80.00 per hour

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About the role

About the Job: Nocturnist Hospital Medicine PRN Advanced Practice Provider (ACNP or PA) opportunity with MedStar Health in the Washington, D.C. and Southern Maryland region. This 100% inpatient position offers you the opportunity to work with a highly collaborative team doing admissions and cross coverage for medical patients with access to the resources provided by a large healthcare system. In this inpatient setting, you will work a night shift schedule while enhancing our current Hospital Medicine Model. Our clinicians are expected to focus on evidenced based medicine in order to improve patient quality, safety, throughput, and improved patient experience and communication.
Job Summary: Performs a variety of duties such as history and physicals as well as providing care to assigned patients. Assesses, diagnoses, documents findings, and writes medical orders. Makes clinical decisions relative to patient management through collaboration with physicians. Be a part of a nationally recognized health system and the largest provider of health services in the Baltimore/Washington region. With our vast resources and capabilities at your disposal, you can expand your clinical expertise. Enjoy a rich career and a quality of life unique to the mid-Atlantic region, which features a mix of urban, suburban, and rural communities. This position has a hiring range of USD $80.00 - USD $100.00 /Hr.

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