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University of Maryland Medical System is hiring: Critical Care Physician Assistant (PA) or Nurse Practitioner (NP) in Towson

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university of maryland medical systemTowson (MD)

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Senior

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$59 - $80

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About the role

Critical Care Nurse Practitioner (NP) Or Physician Assistant (PA) University of Maryland Saint Joseph Medical Center (UMSJMC), a member of the University of Maryland Medical System and located in Towson, Maryland, has an excellent, full-time opportunity available for a Critical Care Nurse Practitioner (NP) or Physician Assistant (PA) to join our team. Job Specifics: Seeking a hardworking, detail-oriented NP/PA to work with a team of Pulmonary and Critical Care Providers. Applicants must have the ability to diagnose patients and implement a plan of care for acute and chronic health conditions in the intensive care unit. Closed Medical Surgical Intensive Care Unit16 bed MSICU, 6 bed Intermediate Care UnitPart-time position available. Night-shift availability is preferred. CMS 5 Star, LeapFrog Grade "A" Hospital#1 Community Hospital in Maryland, US News and World Report
Education: 4 year / Bachelor's Degree: Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner (Required)
Master's Degree (Preferred)
Certification / Licensure / Registration:
  • BLS Certification (Required)
  • Physician Assistant (Required)
  • Registration from Maryland State Board of Physicians (Required)
  • Nurse Practitioner License with Maryland Board of Nursing (required)
Experience and Skills: 0 - 1 year Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner (Required)2 - 4 years Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner (Preferred)
Required Skills: Strong critical care patient management experience preferred. Excellent interpersonal skills as well as effective written and oral communication skills. Excellent conflict resolution and negotiation skills. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
Pay Range: $59 - $80 Shift differentials

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