Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Full Time Float

INDEPENDENT PRACTICE MANAGEMENT LLC•Sacramento, CA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Pulmonary Medicine Associates (PMA), a leading medical practice in Northern California treating patients in the greater Sacramento area for over 50 years, has an opening for an Advanced Practice Provider to join their hospital ICU care team. The APP will work closely with physicians to provide high-quality medical care. Training is provided for this full-time float position. The role requires the ability to work night shifts and offers a competitive salary and excellent benefits.

Requirements

Graduate of Accredited School offering an Advanced Degree in Nurse Practice (ARNP)
Current, unrestricted California NP license
ACNP preferred
Current Board certification in relevant specialty
Current DEA certificate without restriction
ACLS required
Advanced knowledge of critical care medicine and pathophysiology.
Strong clinical decision-making and diagnostic skills.
Ability to manage multiple critically ill patients simultaneously.
Proficiency in interpreting ECGs, ABGs, imaging studies, and hemodynamic monitoring.
Excellent communication and interdisciplinary collaboration skills.
Ability to perform under pressure in rapidly changing clinical situations.
Strong organizational and documentation skills.
Commitment to evidence-based practice and patient-centered care.

Nice To Haves

ACNP preferred

Responsibilities

Provide care to hospital ICU patients using established protocols as required by PMA and Hospital policy.
Perform comprehensive histories and physical examinations for critically ill adult patients.
Assess, diagnose, and develop treatment plans for patients with acute, complex, and life-threatening conditions.
Order, interpret, and evaluate laboratory, radiologic, and diagnostic studies.
Prescribe medications, blood products, fluids, and other therapies within scope of practice.
Perform invasive procedures.
Monitor ventilator management in collaboration with respiratory therapy and intensivists.
Participate in daily multidisciplinary rounds and develop individualized plans of care.
Respond to rapid response and code blue activations as assigned.
Provide consultation regarding critical care management.
Communicate effectively with patients and families regarding treatment plans, prognosis, and goals of care.
Collaborate with consulting specialists and ancillary services to coordinate patient care.
Document patient assessments, treatment plans, procedures, and progress notes in the electronic medical record.
Ensure compliance with evidence-based practice guidelines, quality initiatives, and patient safety standards.
Participate in quality improvement projects, peer review, and clinical education.
Assist with discharge planning and transitions of care when appropriate.
Maintain continuing education and competency requirements.