Inpatient Rehab NP/PA — Physiatry & PM&R

Advocate Health Care; Park Ridge (IL); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Advocate Health Care in Illinois is seeking a PM&R Nurse Practitioner to join a multidisciplinary rehabilitation team. The role is predominantly hospital-based, with ~90% inpatient work and rotations between inpatient consults and acute rehab units.

Responsibilities include comprehensive rehab consultations, functional assessments, and development of treatment plans. Collaboration with physicians, therapists, nursing staff, and case managers is essential to optimize patient outcomes and

Qualifications

• Active RN and APRN licenses in state of practice
• Active national board certification in area of clinical practice and populations served
• Active DEA registration prior to hire
• Illinois Controlled Substance License prior to hire
• BLS and/or ACLS, PALS, NRP as required by clinical practice prior to or within 6 months of hire
• Master’s Degree in Nursing

Responsibilities

• Performing comprehensive rehabilitation consultations.
• Assessing functional deficits and rehabilitation needs.
• Developing individualized rehabilitation treatment plans.
• Discharge planning and coordinating post-acute care.
• Collaborating with physicians, therapists, and case managers.
• Educating patients and families about diagnoses, plans, and goals.

Skills

Clinical proficiency

Independent practice

Communication skills

Team collaboration

Decision making

Organizational skills

Education

Master's Degree in Nursing

Tools

EMR proficiency

Job description

Advocate Health Care in Illinois is seeking a PM&R Nurse Practitioner to join a multidisciplinary rehabilitation team. The role is predominantly hospital-based, with ~90% inpatient work and rotations between inpatient consults and acute rehab units.

Responsibilities include comprehensive rehab consultations, functional assessments, and development of treatment plans. Collaboration with physicians, therapists, nursing staff, and case managers is essential to optimize patient outcomes and