Neurocritical Care Provider - Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant

Neurocritical Care Society; Hartford (CT); On-site; USD 95,000 - 115,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Market-leading compensation

Paid time off

Tuition assistance

Volunteer benefits

Job summary

The Neurocritical Care Society is seeking a full-time Neurocritical Care Provider in Hartford, Connecticut. This role involves joining a multidisciplinary team that caters to complex neurological and neurosurgical patients.

Qualifications include unrestricted licensure as a Physician Assistant or Acute Care Nurse Practitioner, with a welcoming approach towards new graduates. The position offers extensive onboarding, competitive compensation, and an array of generous benefits including paid time off and CME support.

Qualifications

• Licensure must be unrestricted in Connecticut.
• Candidates can be new graduates or have over a year of experience.
• Board eligibility or certification as a Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner required.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine physical examinations.
• Formulate treatment and educational plans.
• Consult with physicians and team members for evaluations.

Skills

Patient assessment

Treatment planning

Collaboration with healthcare team

Education

Certification as Physician Assistant or Acute Care Nurse Practitioner

Unrestricted State of Connecticut medical license

Job description

Neurocritical Care Provider - Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant

Hartford Hospital is seeking a Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner to join their Neurocritical Care team. This advanced practitioner‑led team is part of a multidisciplinary group that plans and delivers care for critical neuroscience patients, focusing on neurological and neurosurgical diseases and related disorders. The patient population includes complex strokes, skull base surgery, status epilepticus, tumor resections, spinal cord injury, DBS, and other complex conditions.

Location & Schedule

Location: 79 Jefferson Street, Hartford, CT 06102

Schedule: Full‑time, day/night rotating with premium differentials offered. No call.

Benefits

• Market‑leading compensation and generous paid time off
• Paid CME time off, CME budget, and reimbursement for professional licenses and dues
• Enhanced tuition assistance and partnerships with higher education institutions
• Voluntary benefits including student loan programs, home, auto, renter's insurance, identity theft protection, legal services, and pet insurance
• Employee discount programs and colleague assistance programs providing resources and information for personal and work‑life issues
• Family care benefits through Care.com with emergency backup care for children, adults, and pets

Role Scope

Under established guidelines and in collaboration or supervision with the practice physician(s), advanced practitioners perform routine physical examinations and formulate medical, educational, and psychosocial plans to treat patients.

In consultation with the physician(s) and care team members, advanced practitioners develop plans for further evaluation of health needs, such as referrals to other health team members or specialists.

Advanced practitioners provide appropriate treatment for problems within the scope of the provider’s practice as designated by protocols, identify problems outside of their scope, and refer appropriately to a physician.

Support & Resources

Hartford HealthCare offers dedicated support for advanced practitioners through the Office of Advanced Practice, directed by the System Director of Advanced Practice. The organization utilizes the Epic clinical and informatics platform to promote improved patient outcomes and streamlined continuity of care.

Requirements

• Licensure: Unrestricted State of Connecticut medical license (or eligible)
• Training: Certified or board‑eligible Physician Assistant or Acute Care Nurse Practitioner
• Experience: New graduates welcome to apply; 1+ year in an acute care/neurocritical care setting preferred
• Onboarding: Extensive onboarding, including a 6‑month immersion orientation and thorough supervision for procedures