Night Surgical Critical Care Physician Assistant Job-Hartford, CT
Night Surgical Critical Care Physician Assistant Job-Hartford, CT
Posted 12 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- You'll be part of a progressive healthcare system that values advanced practice providers and supports professional growth through dedicated leadership, mentorship, and education.
- Provider Support
- Dedicated Advanced Practice leadership team
- Structured onboarding and mentorship programs
- Strong APP presence and voice within the organization
- Collaborative, physician-supported practice environment
- Technology & Innovation
- State-of-the-art clinical and informatics technology, including EPICAdvanced simulation and professional development resources
- Access to continuing education and leadership development programs
- Commitment to innovation and exceptional patient outcomes
- Comprehensive Benefits
- Market-leading compensation package
- Premium night shift differentials offered
- Generous paid time off
- Paid CME time and CME allowance
- Reimbursement for professional licensure and dues
- Enhanced tuition assistance programs
- Partnerships with higher education institutions
- Student loan assistance programs
- Employee discount programs
- Family care benefits, including emergency backup care for children, adults, and pets
- Qualifications Required
- Graduate of an accredited Physician Assistant programNCCPA Certified
- Eligible for or currently holding unrestricted Connecticut licensure
- Minimum of 1-2 years of recent Advanced Practice Provider experience in a critical care ICU setting
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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