Exciting Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner Opportunity in Critical Care near DUNKIRK, INAre you a highly skilled Physician Assistant (PA) or Nurse Practitioner (NP) seeking a challenging and rewarding opportunity in critical care? Join our Critical Care service near DUNKIRK, IN, where you'll be an integral part of a dedicated team of exceptional intensivists and APPs, managing critically ill patients. We are actively seeking individuals who thrive in a fast-paced environment, possess strong communication and time management skills, and are eager to contribute to a collaborative healthcare setting.As an APP on the Critical Care service, you will work day shifts on a 12-hour schedule with a 7 on/7 off rotation, providing continuity and comprehensive care to critically ill patients. Your role will involve assisting with procedures, coordinating care, and contributing to the overall plan of care. Collaborating closely with sub-specialists and hospital clinical staff, you will serve as a liaison between specialists, patients, families, and clinical staff.We value your expertise and offer an attractive compensation package to support your professional and personal well-being. This includes competitive compensation, recruitment incentives such as Medical Education Debt Assistance and a Commencement Bonus, CME Allowance with dedicated CME days, and a comprehensive benefits package covering vacation, health, vision, dental, and life insurance.In addition to day shifts, there is a weekend night call rotation with other APPs. If needed, you may be scheduled to work at another network hospital within 12 miles, providing a dynamic and varied experience in critical care.Job ID: j-187635. This is a full-time position, and while we do not accept J-1 waivers or H-1b visas, we encourage all qualified Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners with critical care experience to apply. If you are ready for a challenging and fulfilling role in critical care near DUNKIRK, IN, apply now! Join us in making a positive impact on the lives of critically ill patients and their families.
