Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant - Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center
$93,600 – $101,244 annually
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$93,600 – $101,244 annually
About the role
- Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant
- Inpatient Diabetes & Glycemic Management
- Memorial Hermann Memorial City | Houston, Texas12 Shifts Per Month + Full Benefits
- Prior inpatient hospitalist experience
- Outpatient diabetes management experience
- New graduates with diabetes-focused clinical rotationsPPO health insurance effective the 1st of the month 401(k) with company match
- Paid time off
- Dental, vision, and disability coverage$600 annual iPhone stipend$1,500 annual reimbursement to be used towards CME, licensing renewals, and/or professional dues
- Ongoing education, mentorship, and specialty development
- Provide inpatient diabetes and glycemic management consultations
- Manage adult hospitalized patients on Med-Surg and Step-Down units
- Adjust insulin and diabetes therapies using evidence-based protocols
- Collaborate with hospitalists, nursing, pharmacy, and acute care teams
- Document directly within the hospital EMRPractice within a highly collaborative inpatient consultative model
- Our Must Have’sActive, unrestricted Texas NP or PA licenseNP certification as FNP, AGNP, or ACNP, or PA-C certificationEMR proficiency required
- Recent Inpatient experience requiredDEA not required
- Minimum one-year commitment required*Strong new graduates with inpatient clinical training are also encouraged to apply
- LocationMemorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center921 Gessner Rd. Houston, TX 77024
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