Neonatal Advanced Practice Leader for High-Risk Newborns

Jobtailor; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Jobtailor in Atlanta seeks an experienced Neonatal Advanced Practice provider to manage care for high-risk newborns in collaboration with the neonatology team. You will lead assessments, develop care plans, and participate in high-risk deliveries, ensuring timely stabilization and family involvement.

Responsibilities include documenting care, teaching families, and supporting staff orientation. Requires NNP/AC-PNP or PA credentials, Georgia APRN licensure, BLS and NRP, with ICU neonatology

Qualifications

• Must hold NNP/AC-PNP or PA certification and Georgia APRN licensure.
• Experience in ICU or ICU-like neonatal settings strongly preferred.
• ACNP/NP or PA credentialing with BLS and NRP certification required.

Responsibilities

• Manage care for high-risk newborns and families under neonatology supervision.
• Care for neonates with moderate conditions and during recovery.
• Attend and assist with routine and high-risk deliveries with medical team.
• Collaborate to identify and stabilize at-risk infants and establish care plans.
• Obtain comprehensive perinatal histories and perform physical assessments.
• Document all patient care using established charting procedures.
• Serve as a consultant on chronically ill infants and complex cases.
• Assist with family education and outreach classes; help with staff orientation.

Skills

Patient Care Management

Physical Assessment

Diagnostic Procedures

Therapeutic Procedures

Perinatal History Collection

Care Plan Development

Charting Procedures

Family Education

Outreach Education

Staff Orientation

Education

Master’s-prepared Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (APRN) licensed in Georgia

Master’s-prepared Physician Assistant (APRN) licensed in Georgia

Completion of accredited NNP/AC-PNP/PA program

Job description

Jobtailor in Atlanta seeks an experienced Neonatal Advanced Practice provider to manage care for high-risk newborns in collaboration with the neonatology team. You will lead assessments, develop care plans, and participate in high-risk deliveries, ensuring timely stabilization and family involvement.

Responsibilities include documenting care, teaching families, and supporting staff orientation. Requires NNP/AC-PNP or PA credentials, Georgia APRN licensure, BLS and NRP, with ICU neonatology