Neonatal Nurse Practitioner - NICU & Newborn Care
University Health Careers
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Job summary
University Health Careers is seeking a Physician Assistant specializing in neonatal care. Under the direction of the designated neonatal provider, you will undertake assignments to develop expertise in the specialty, delivering comprehensive care to neonates up to 6 months old in delivery, nursery, and NICU.
This role emphasizes high-quality front-line care and collaborative teamwork within the neonatal unit.
Qualifications
- Must be a licensed Physician Assistant in Texas.
- NRP certification recommended/maintained.
- Prescriptive authority required.
- DEA and DPS numbers must be obtained within 90 days of hire.
Responsibilities
- Assignments centered around comprehensive care to neonates up to 6 months old.
- Front-line care for infants in the delivery room, well-baby nursery and NICU with follow-up care.
Skills
Education
Job description
University Health Careers is seeking a Physician Assistant specializing in neonatal care. Under the direction of the designated neonatal provider, you will undertake assignments to develop expertise in the specialty, delivering comprehensive care to neonates up to 6 months old in delivery, nursery, and NICU.
This role emphasizes high-quality front-line care and collaborative teamwork within the neonatal unit.
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