Emergency Medicine Nurse Practitioner

Posted 19 days ago

talent societyMiddlebury (VT)

Emergency Medicine Physicians General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$132.00 per hour

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About the role

I am working with Porter Medical Center in Middlebury, VT and they are looking for some temporary Emergency Medicine Nurse Practitioner coverage over the next several months. I wanted to touch base with you to see if you might have any availability to help out. The job description is below and please let me know if you have any interest in being presented to this particular job opportunity. Porter Medical Center Middlebury, VTThe University of Vermont Health Network facility Cross Country vendor management job25 bed Critical Access facility8 ER beds Annual ER Volume: 17,600No Trauma Designation This facility is looking for locum tenens Emergency Medicine Nurse Practitioner coverage October 5th ongoing The facility has a need for a total of two locum tenens APPsMonday through Sunday shifts

Shift times: 7a-7pThis facility would prefer candidates that could work 3-4 shifts a week

The facility will be flexible on the candidate s availability to schedule shifts each week Patient load: 1-2 patients per hour Annual Admits: 1,432 Admit Rate: 8%Single ER physician coverage at all times with the APPsEMR: EPIC60 days to privilege Candidates must have an active Vermont license Candidates must have at least one-two years of Emergency Medicine experience Candidates must have active BLS, ACLS, ATLS and PALS CPR certifications$132 per hour with a 12-hour guarantee Zach Worley Recruiting Representative The Talent Societyo. c. f. w.

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