Hospitalist Nurse Practitioner
$160,000 per year
ApplyHospitalist Nurse Practitioner
Posted 17 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$160,000 per year
About the role
- Graduate degree from an accredited nurse practitioner program.
- Active NP license or eligible to become licensed in New Mexico.
- Acute care certification required.
- Authorized to work in the United States.
- Flexible Scheduling:7pm-7am, 7 on/off
- We offer various flexible scheduling options to promote a healthy work-life balance.
- Provide high-quality, comprehensive medical and post-operative patient care.
- Utilize Cerner EMR systems and Sound's internal informatics platform.
- Support the rapid response team and attend codes as a courtesy run by the ICU team.
- The hospital has a closed ICU, and our hospitalist team is not responsible for procedures.
- Living and Working in Albuquerque:
- Albuquerque isn't just where we work-it's where we live, raise our families, and embrace the unique charm of a city rich in culture and natural beauty.
- From breathtaking views of the Sandia Mountains and vibrant annual events like the Balloon Fiesta to family-friendly neighborhoods, a thriving arts scene, and incredible New Mexican cuisine, Albuquerque offers something for everyone.
- Albuquerque-Centered Care:
- Patient care is our top priority, always.
- We value and support growth and development in our hospital medicine practice, allowing you to explore new opportunities locally and within the broader medical group.
- We're a community-minded team, deeply committed to supporting community health and wellness within and outside the hospital. Our collective efforts make a meaningful impact in our community.
- Compensation and Rewards:
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