Critical Care NP: ICU Tele-ICU Leader

Sound Physicians; Great Falls (MT); On-site; USD 180,000 - 220,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual salary $200,000+

Commencement bonus

Benefits package

401k with match

Tail malpractice insurance

CME allowance

Relocation assistance

Leadership development

Licensing support

Job summary

Sound Physicians in Great Falls, Montana, seeks a Critical Care Nurse Practitioner to deliver high-acuity, evidence-based ICU care in collaboration with a tele-ICU team and hospital staff. You will provide 12-hour day coverage, perform bedside procedures, and guide patient-care plans for cardiothoracic and observation ICU patients.

The role emphasizes leadership, clinical excellence, and ongoing professional growth within a large national critical care organization.

Qualifications

• Board Certified Acute Care Nurse Practitioner required.
• Two years ICU independent provider experience with procedure logs required.
• Montana requires 6,240 hours of supervised practice under a physician collaborative agreement.
• Full independent practice authority in Montana required.
• Active Montana license and DEA preferred.
• Authorized to work in the United States.

Responsibilities

• Provide 12-hour ICU coverage with a tele-ICU physician.
• Approximately 15 shifts per month on a modified block schedule.
• Collaborate with cardiothoracic surgeons, nursing staff, respiratory therapists, consultants and hospital teams.
• Perform comprehensive assessments and implement treatment plans.
• Perform bedside procedures including central/arterial line placement and ventilation management.
• Participate in goals of care discussions and family communication.
• Engage in quality improvement initiatives as determined.

Skills

ICU experience

Independent practice

Collaborative practice

Education

Board Certified Acute Care Nurse Practitioner

Montana license

DEA registration

Job description

Sound Physicians in Great Falls, Montana, seeks a Critical Care Nurse Practitioner to deliver high-acuity, evidence-based ICU care in collaboration with a tele-ICU team and hospital staff. You will provide 12-hour day coverage, perform bedside procedures, and guide patient-care plans for cardiothoracic and observation ICU patients.

The role emphasizes leadership, clinical excellence, and ongoing professional growth within a large national critical care organization.