ICU Critical Care AP: NP/PA with Sign-On & Relocation

Markent Personnel; Dothan (AL); On-site; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on Bonus

Health coverage

Dental coverage

Vision coverage

Retirement plan

Paid time off

CME allowance

Malpractice tail coverage

Relocation assistance

Job summary

Markent Personnel is seeking an Advanced Practice Provider (NP or PA) to join a critical care ICU team in Alabama. You will deliver comprehensive care to critically ill adults, manage admissions, rounds, and complex cases.

Credentialed procedures include central/arterial lines and intubations. Strong collaboration with intensivists and hospital staff is essential, with emphasis on evidence-based care and EMR documentation.

Qualifications

• Completion of an accredited NP (ACNP/AGACNP preferred) or PA program.
• Board certification required.
• Eligibility for Alabama licensure.
• ICU/critical care background preferred; new grads with ICU RN experience will be considered for NP roles.
• BLS and ACLS certifications are mandatory.

Responsibilities

• Deliver comprehensive care to critically ill adult ICU patients.
• Conduct admissions, daily rounds, and manage complex medical cases.
• Perform procedures such as central lines, arterial lines, and intubations, as credentialed.
• Collaborate with intensivists, hospitalists, nursing staff, and specialists for optimal patient care.
• Engage in multidisciplinary care planning and quality improvement projects.
• Maintain accurate documentation within the EMR system.

Skills

Critical care experience

Team collaboration

Evidence-based practice

Documentation rigor

Education

Nurse Practitioner program

Physician Assistant program

Job description

Markent Personnel is seeking an Advanced Practice Provider (NP or PA) to join a critical care ICU team in Alabama. You will deliver comprehensive care to critically ill adults, manage admissions, rounds, and complex cases.

Credentialed procedures include central/arterial lines and intubations. Strong collaboration with intensivists and hospital staff is essential, with emphasis on evidence-based care and EMR documentation.