The Acute Care Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant works within a collaborative agreement with a physician and may work autonomously and in collaboration with physicians under a Standard Care Arrangement or Supervision Agreement to diagnose, treat, and manage individuals or patient populations. APPs may serve as healthcare resource providers, patient advocates, and interdisciplinary consultants with the healthcare team. The position provides overnight in-house call coverage for Trauma, Surgical ICU, General Surgery, and Vascular Surgery services on a 7-on, 7-off schedule. The APP responds to trauma activations and urgent calls, evaluates and admits surgical patients, performs bedside procedures following appropriate training, and assists in the operating room as needed. The role also includes coordinating care with attending physicians, educating students, supporting staff, and maintaining clinical competency and professional accountability. The position requires night work, including weekends and holidays, and involves frequent interaction in a busy clinical environment. Physical demands include prolonged walking and standing, occasional patient lifting (sometimes over 200 pounds), and carrying items up to 30 pounds. The role requires corrected vision and hearing within normal range, manual dexterity, operation of common office equipment, and daily exposure to communicable diseases, body fluids, toxic substances, medicinal preparations, and other conditions common to a clinic environment. The APP must work effectively with internal and external customers in stressful situations.
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Full-time