ICU Critical Care APP — Lead Rapid Response & Codes

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center; New York (NY); On-site; USD 136,000 - 225,000; Full time

Job summary

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center is seeking a Critical Care Advanced Practice Provider to lead Rapid Response and Medical Code Teams, manage Sepsis alerts, and provide expert critical care consultations for ICU and step-down patients at our main campus in New York City.

The role requires NYS RN and AGACNP licenses with prescriptive privileges (or eligibility), a master’s degree in nursing, and NP or PA certification, with 2+ years of ICU or high-acuity experience.

Qualifications

• Current New York State (NYS) RN license and AGACNP license/registrations.
• Master’s degree in nursing, prescriptive privileges (or eligibility).
• 2+ years of related clinical experience; ICU/Critical Care/high acuity experience preferred.
• National NP certification.
• BLS certification and DEA certificate.

Responsibilities

• Lead independently as part of the Rapid Response and Medical Code Teams and provide critical care consultations.
• Manage sepsis alerts and oversee care for Critical Care Medicine patients in the ICU, Step-down unit, and consult service.
• Master advanced procedures such as central line and arterial line placements and point-of-care ultrasound.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and communicate effectively with diverse patient populations.

Education

Master’s degree in nursing

Graduate from an accredited PA program

NCCPA certification

NYS RN license

AGACNP license/registrations

Job description

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center is seeking a Critical Care Advanced Practice Provider to lead Rapid Response and Medical Code Teams, manage Sepsis alerts, and provide expert critical care consultations for ICU and step-down patients at our main campus in New York City.

The role requires NYS RN and AGACNP licenses with prescriptive privileges (or eligibility), a master’s degree in nursing, and NP or PA certification, with 2+ years of ICU or high-acuity experience.