Occupational Nurse Practitioner (NP)

Alert Rescue LLC; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Alert Rescue is launching a 24/7 on-site urgent care and occupational medicine clinic in Castle Rock, Colorado. You will care exclusively for site workers, treating injuries and everyday illnesses, supporting work-related health needs and coordinating higher-level care when needed.

This is a hands-on role for an experienced NP who is comfortable being the on-duty provider, often the only provider on site overnight.

Qualifications

• Active Colorado APRN license in the NP role.
• Colorado RN license (Colorado or multi-state).
• Colorado prescriptive authority; eligibility for provisional authority.
• National NP board certification; FNP preferred.
• Current AHA BLS and ACLS certifications.
• At least five years of NP experience.
• Ability to pass competency assessment and night shifts.

Responsibilities

• Assess, diagnose and treat urgent care presentations following clinical guidelines.
• Perform procedures including laceration repair and minor surgical interventions as authorized.
• Order X-rays, interpret results, and coordinate with teleradiology and on-call physician.
• Prescribe and dispense starter doses from clinic formulary within authorization.
• Provide work-injury care, fitness-for-duty exams, and surveillance within guidelines.
• Lead emergency response on-site until EMS assumes care and coordinate transfers.

Skills

NP leadership

Urgent care experience

Clinical assessment

Night shift readiness

EMS coordination

Education

Colorado APRN NP licensure

Colorado RN license

Prescriptive authority

NP board certification (FNP preferred)

Tools

Point-of-care ultrasound

X-ray interpretation

ECG interpretation

AHA BLS/ACLS

Job description

Occupational Nurse Practitioner (NP) | Multiple Openings

Help launch Alert Rescue’s 24/7 on-site urgent care and occupational medicine clinic in Castle Rock, Colorado. You will care exclusively for site workers, treating injuries and everyday illnesses, supporting work-related health needs and coordinating higher-level care when needed.

This is a hands-on role for an experienced NP who is comfortable being the on-duty provider, often the only provider on site overnight. You will report to the Clinic Medical Director, work with the Director of Occupational Medicine on occupational cases and consult an on-call physician for transfer decisions and clinical support. The clinic operates from a trailer alongside a contracted, non-transport on-site EMS response team.

What you will do

• Assess, diagnose and treat urgent care presentations using Alert Rescue clinical practice guidelines, with prompt recognition and escalation of red flags.

• Perform authorized procedures, including laceration repair, incision and drainage, splinting, selected finger dislocation reductions and fluorescein eye examinations.

• Order appropriate X-rays, provide preliminary interpretations and follow through on final teleradiology reports and discrepancy callbacks. Interpret 12-lead ECGs and point-of-care testing, recognize STEMI and activate 911 when indicated.

• Prescribe and e-prescribe within your authorization, and personally dispense starter doses of non-controlled medications from the clinic formulary.

• Provide work-injury care, specific work restrictions, respirator assessments, fitness-for-duty examinations and surveillance visits within approved guidelines. Obtain physician countersignature for inability-to-work and “not cleared” decisions.

• Protect clinical confidentiality: share only OSHA log facts and work status with the client.

• Lead the clinic’s emergency response until the site EMS crew takes over. Coordinate transfers with the on-call physician and support emergency mental health response in consultation with on-site counselors.

• Supervise and precept RNs, paramedics and EMTs within their authorizations, and participate in chart reviews, mock codes and quality improvement.

Clear scope boundaries:

Practice is limited to your Colorado license or certification, written Alert Rescue authorization and privileges signed by the Clinic Medical Director. This role does not prescribe, stock or dispense controlled substances.

What you bring

Required

• Active Colorado APRN licensure in the NP role and an active Colorado or multistate RN license.

• Colorado prescriptive authority. Eligibility for candidates with provisional authority is subject to HR and clinical leadership confirmation.

• National NP board certification; Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) certification through AANP or ANCC is recommended.

• Current AHA BLS and ACLS certifications.

• At least five years of NP experience.

• Ability to pass the Alert Rescue role competency assessment and complete supervised shifts, including a night shift, before working unsupervised.

Preferred

• At least two years of urgent care, emergency or occupational medicine experience.

• Emergency Nurse Practitioner (ENP) certification.

• Experience with occupational medicine, respirator clearance and workers’ compensation.

• Advanced procedural skills or point-of-care ultrasound/X-ray experience, within authorized privileges.

• Spanish language skills.