Emergency Medicine NP/PA — Critical Care Clinician & Innovator

Duke University; Durham (NC); Presencial; USD 110.000 - 165.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Duke Emergency Medicine seeks Advanced Practice Providers (NPs and PAs) to join a premier academic environment at Duke University Hospital in Durham, NC. The role supports high-acuity emergencies with state-of-the-art diagnostics and a collaborative team-based care model.

Qualified applicants hold NP or PA credentials with Master’s degree for NPs, NC licensure, and national certification. BLS/ACLS are required, with ATLS preferred for trauma.

Formación

• NP/PA program completion required; NP advanced degree preferred.
• BLS/ACLS certification required; ATLS preferred for trauma care.

Responsabilidades

• Provide direct clinical services for critically ill patients per established protocols.
• Perform triage, physical exams, data collection, orders, labs, and prescribe interventions.
• Formulate and implement treatment plans for acute illness in collaboration with attending physicians.
• Analyze practice patterns to improve care quality and efficiency.
• Document patient information in the EMR and communicate with care teams.
• Contribute to teaching, leadership, and quality initiatives within the department.

Conocimientos

Emergency medicine practice

Critical care skills

Educación

Master's degree in Nursing

ACNP/CCNP post-Master's preferred

Completion of an accredited Physician Assistant program

Bachelor's degree required

National certification as Nurse Practitioner

NC NP/Physician Assistant licensure

Descripción del empleo

Duke Emergency Medicine seeks Advanced Practice Providers (NPs and PAs) to join a premier academic environment at Duke University Hospital in Durham, NC. The role supports high-acuity emergencies with state-of-the-art diagnostics and a collaborative team-based care model.

Qualified applicants hold NP or PA credentials with Master’s degree for NPs, NC licensure, and national certification. BLS/ACLS are required, with ATLS preferred for trauma.