NP/PA - Hospitalist - Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin
aspirus healthWisconsin Rapids (WI)
NP/PA - Hospitalist - Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin
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aspirus healthWisconsin Rapids (WI)
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NP/PA:
Hospitalist - Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin NewJoin our growing healthcare system as a Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant swing shift Hospitalist in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin!
POSITION HIGHLIGHTS: 1.0 FTE – full-time7 AM to 7 PMNo call
Admissions, rounding and boarded ED support New graduates are encouraged to apply Inpatient RN experience required Will provide coverage for open ICUs and for ICU level patients, and are members of the code teamBENEFITS INFORMATION:Competitive benefits and generous compensation package including relocation assistance, student loan repayment program, annual CME allowance, and a sign-on bonus. COMMUNITY:Wisconsin Rapids, WIWisconsin Rapids and the surrounding areas are family-focused and offer a plethora of community and art events for all ages Walking trails along the Wisconsin RiverHome to 20 city parks, six golf courses, seven area lakes, and an abundance of biking, hiking, birding, and watersport opportunitiesACADEMIC AFFILIATION: WiNC GME Consortium
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