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Critical Care/ICU Nurse Practitioner

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lancesoftDenver (CO)

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Senior

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$110.00 - $130.00 per hour

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About the role

Location: Erie, Pennsylvania
Position: Nurse Practitioner Critical Care (ICU)
Type: 1099 Locum Tenens
Start Date: October 2025 Shifts Available Act Fast! Day Shifts (6 AM 6 PM):October: 10/4, 10/5, 10/18, 10/19 November: 11/8, 11/9, 11/16, 11/22 Night Shifts (6 PM 6 AM):November: 11/7 & 11/8Full stretch available: 11/7 11/11, if desired Why This Assignment? Modern facility with advanced resources Supportive and collaborative critical care team Manage high-acuity ICU cases Perform arterial lines, central lines, consults, and respond to codes No intubations required during night shifts All travel, lodging, and malpractice with tail coverage included!
Ideal Candidate NP Must-Haves:
  • Active NP license (Nurse Practitioner)
  • Board Certification (NP-C/AGACNP)DEA, ACLS, and BLS certifications required
  • Critical care or ICU experience strongly preferred
  • Must be confident managing critically ill patients independently
What You Get:
  • Competitive hourly rate: $110 $130/hrTravel, hotel, and malpractice fully covered
  • Hassle-free credentialing with full support
  • Flexible shifts that work around your availability
  • Short-term commitment in a great location
  • Attention NPs: We Need You!
  • If you're experienced in critical care and have availability in October or November, we want to hear from you today. This high-paying locum role is filling fast, and your skills are in high demand.
  • Submit your CV & shift availability now to secure your preferred dates.
  • Have questions? Let s connect and get you scheduled.

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