NNP Needed in Seattle, WA

Aya Healthcare; Washington; On-site; USD 165,000 - 262,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flights, hotel, and rental car

Community site parking free

Main campus parking covered

Job summary

Aya Healthcare seeks Neonatology NP/PA providers for a Seattle, WA assignment covering Level II–IV NICUs. Shift variety includes day, night, and extended 10–14-hour blocks, with 24-hour coverage as needed.

Responsibilities include admissions/discharges, deliveries, first-call neonatal coverage, and performing neonatal procedures. Travel and credentialing support are provided, with community site parking available.

Qualifications

• NNP certification required or appropriate PA credential.
• Active state license to practice in Washington.
• DEA registration required.
• NRP certification mandatory.
• PALS certification mandatory.
• Ability to perform neonatal procedures across NICU levels.

Responsibilities

• Coverage across Level II, III, and IV NICUs.
• Manage admissions and discharges for neonates.
• Attend deliveries.
• Serve as first call for neonatal APP coverage.
• Perform neonatal procedures as needed.
• Provide routine newborn care at Level II facilities.

Skills

NNP certification

Active state license

DEA registration

NRP certification

PALS certification

neonatal procedures capability

Job description

Neonatology NP/PA Opportunity – Seattle, WA

Assignment Details

• Coverage Dates: January–July 2027

• Coverage Need: 3 FTEs (approximately 240 coverage hours every two weeks)

• Specialty: Neonatology

• Provider Type: NNP or PA

• Call: None

• EMR: Epic

• Credentialing: Approximately 3 months for community NICUs; main campus may be faster

Schedule

• Mix of 10-, 12-, 14-hour, and 24-hour shifts

• Day and night coverage required

• Must be flexible and able to work all shift types

• Float between multiple locations, including Level II–IV NICUs

Clinical Responsibilities

• Provide coverage across Level II, III, and IV NICUs

• Manage admissions and discharges

• Attend deliveries

• Serve as first call for neonatal APP coverage

• Perform neonatal procedures as needed

• Provide routine newborn care at Level II facilities

Patient Volume

• Level IV NICU: Approximately 5–6 patients

• Level III NICU: Approximately 10–15 patients

• Level II NICU: Approximately 5–8 patients, plus normal newborn duties

Requirements

• NNP certification (for NNP candidates)

• Active state license

• DEA

• NRP certification

• PALS certification

• Ability to perform neonatal procedures and work across all NICU levels

Travel & Parking

• Flights, hotel, and rental car provided

• Rental car required for travel between community sites

• Community site parking is free

• Main campus parking will be covered