Surgery - General Nurse Practitioner

Posted 17 days ago

delta companiesBillings (MT)

Surgeons, All Other General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

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About the role

Job Overview

Specialty: Nurse Practitioner - Neurosurgery

Hospital Location: Billings, MT

Summary: Seeking a PA/NP with a strong background in neurosurgery, including experience with post-operative care and neurocritical care. Trauma experience needed. Practice Settings: Inpatient

Duties: This position does not include OR coverage. It is strictly 100% inpatient floor coverage. Split Between Spinal and Cranial Cases: The case mix varies. At times it may be a 50/50 split between spinal and cranial cases, though this can fluctuate based on surgical volume and patient needs

ICU Responsibilities: Yes, the provider will have responsibilities in the MICU, SICU, and ED, so experience in neurocritical care is essential.

License: Licensed in MT or IMLC

Reason for Coverage: Vacancy Patients Per Shift: 10

Hours: 6am to 6pm or 6pm to 6 am

On-Call Requirements: None Team Collaboration: The provider will be working with 7 neurosurgeons ABOUT DELTA LOCUM TENENSDelta Locum Tenens (DLT), the locum tenens staffing division of The Delta Companies, identifies physicians and advanced practitioners on behalf of healthcare facilities to provide short- and long-term coverage. With flexibility, travel, and malpractice coverage, this award-winning team helps clients recruit quality talent with ease. The company has been recognized with several Best of Staffing Awards. Visit for more about locum tenens staffing needs.

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