Night ACS APP: Inpatient Trauma & Acute Care Surgery

Digital Creative; Martinsburg (WV); On-site; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

UHA University Health Associates in Martinsburg, WV is seeking a Night Shift Advanced Practice Provider (APP) to join the Acute Care Surgery (ACS) team for inpatient and emergency surgical care during overnight hours. The role involves collaborative management with ACS surgeons to evaluate trauma and emergency general surgery patients and ensure continuous clinical coverage.

The position features 12-hour night shifts, rotating weekends and holidays, and close coordination with ACS surgeons to

Responsibilities

• Perform comprehensive assessments of trauma and acute care surgery patients.
• Evaluate and manage overnight surgical consults.
• Admit patients to the ACS service.
• Develop and implement treatment plans in collaboration with the attending surgeon.
• Monitor hospitalized ACS patients and respond to changes in clinical condition.
• Manage postoperative and emergency general surgery patients.
• Participate in trauma activations according to established trauma protocols.
• Assist with stabilization and management of injured patients.
• Collaborate closely with Emergency Department providers.
• Support rapid response and code situations involving ACS patients.
• Facilitate patient admissions, transfers, and discharges.
• Coordinate care with nursing, therapy, case management, and ancillary services.
• Ensure timely communication among multidisciplinary teams.
• Promote adherence to evidence-based ACS patient care pathways.

Job description

UHA University Health Associates in Martinsburg, WV is seeking a Night Shift Advanced Practice Provider (APP) to join the Acute Care Surgery (ACS) team for inpatient and emergency surgical care during overnight hours. The role involves collaborative management with ACS surgeons to evaluate trauma and emergency general surgery patients and ensure continuous clinical coverage.

The position features 12-hour night shifts, rotating weekends and holidays, and close coordination with ACS surgeons to