Neonatal Nurse Practitioner

Pediatrix•Spokane, WA

10d•Onsite

About The Position

Pediatrix Medical Group is seeking an experienced Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (NNP) to join our collaborative neonatology team in Spokane, Washington. This is an exceptional opportunity to care for a diverse neonatal population while working with experienced providers across a high-acuity environment with outstanding work-life balance. Join an experienced team of 12 Neonatologists and 5 NNPs, dedicated to partnership, mentorship, and shared clinical experience. Collaborate closely with a diverse physician group such as Neonatologists, Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialists, and other pediatric subspecialties. Join a well-supported environment, 24/7 in-house coverage, minimal call responsibilities, and consistent physician support. Opportunities to participate in quality improvement initiatives, community outreach, and practice leadership activities. Provide care across two premier Spokane Medical centers: Sacred Heart Medical Center, level IV NICU and Deaconess Medical Center, level III NICU. These are primary referral centers across the multi-state region with a large catchment area serving Eastern Washington, Northern Idaho, and Western Montana. Provide care to a diverse and complex patient population, including both newborns and well-babies. Practice in a high-acuity regional referral program, work with a stable, experienced, and supportive provider team, and access national Pediatrix clinical education and quality initiatives. This role offers the opportunity to continue growing clinically while maintaining work-life balance and making a meaningful impact on neonatal outcomes across the Pacific Northwest.

Requirements

Current APRN national specialty certification
Minimum of a master’s degree

Responsibilities

Provide care across two premier Spokane Medical centers: Sacred Heart Medical Center, level IV NICU and Deaconess Medical Center, level III NICU.
Provide care to a diverse and complex patient population.
Provide care to both newborns and well-babies.
Participate in quality improvement initiatives, community outreach, and practice leadership activities.