Pediatric GI Advanced Practice Provider – Endoscopy & Growth

Inova Health System; Fairfax (VA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 165,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Relocation assistance

Job summary

Inova Health System’s Inova Children’s Gastroenterology division is seeking a dedicated Pediatric Gastroenterology Advanced Practice Provider to join our growing pediatric team in Northern Virginia. The team comprises 13 physicians and 3 advanced practice providers, supporting diverse pediatric GI conditions with multidisciplinary programs.

The role offers full-time employment with a sign-on bonus and relocation assistance, and the opportunity to contribute to a nationally recognized children's

Qualifications

• RN Bachelor's Degree and Master's in Advanced Clinical Practice for Nurse Practitioners, or a post-master's certificate program.
• Licensed Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner with applicable state licensure.
• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required at start.
• Credentialing for CMS/Medicaid payor enrollment and medical staff privileges.

Responsibilities

• Provide pediatric gastroenterology advanced practice services within a multidisciplinary team.
• Support feeding and growth, aerodigestive disorders, nutrition, and liver disease programs.
• Participate in endoscopic procedures and complex pediatric GI care as part of a national leader in pediatric health.

Skills

Licensed clinical practitioner

BLS certification

Education

RN Bachelor’s + MSN in Advanced Clinical Practice

Accredited PA program graduate

Job description

Inova Health System’s Inova Children’s Gastroenterology division is seeking a dedicated Pediatric Gastroenterology Advanced Practice Provider to join our growing pediatric team in Northern Virginia. The team comprises 13 physicians and 3 advanced practice providers, supporting diverse pediatric GI conditions with multidisciplinary programs.

The role offers full-time employment with a sign-on bonus and relocation assistance, and the opportunity to contribute to a nationally recognized children's