Critical Care/ICU Nurse Practitioner
docstar medical partnersGreenville (NC)
Critical Care/ICU Nurse Practitioner
Posted 19 days ago
docstar medical partnersGreenville (NC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Locum Neurocritical Care NP or PA-C needed in Greenville, NC This is for ECU Health! For Presentation: I need Full name and Exact Availability. Top Hourly + All Travel Expenses Hospital Setting - Neuro ICU Credentialing: 6-8 weeks Start: July 1st End: August 31st
Work Schedule: Dates Coverage Is Needed: 7am-7pm
July 1-7 July 7-13 August 5- 11 August 25- 31 Patient Volume: Inpatient responsibilities only Ability to perform ICU level care as a provider Locums provider will respond to codes No ER backup No Call Avg total inpatient Census: 20 Avg # of patients/day/provider 4 Avg # of admissions/day 2 # of beds: 20 Procedures: Arterial Lines, Central Lines, Lumbar Punctures, Vent Management
EMR: EPIC
License: NC license
Certifications:
ACLS/BLS, DEA Relevant EXP: Locums provider should have at least 2 years of ICU experience. Neuro ICU experience is preferred. Established clinical neuroscience team of 10 neurosurgeons, including dual-trained cerebrovascular specialists and 20 + neurologists including an interventional neurologist, 4 vascular neurologists, 4 Neurointensivist, and 13 subspecialty neurologists. Large dedicated NSICU team inclusive of 4 physicians and 11 advanced practice providers who providing 24/7 coverage
Additional Info:
Neuroscience program uses a multidisciplinary approach to provide a range of services to include diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of patients with neurological disorders. Please contact Travis Short at or
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