Per Diem Nurse Practitioner — College Health

Carleton-College; Northfield (MN); On-site; USD 63,000 - 89,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Recreation center access

Supplemental retirement plan

Earned Sick and Safe Time

Campus facilities access

Job summary

Carleton College is hiring a Per Diem Nurse Practitioner to provide primary health care to students ages 17–24 within SHAC. The role works in a collaborative team and delivers care via scheduled visits, phone triage, and some walk-ins.

Responsibilities include independent patient assessments, treatments, phlebotomy, referrals, and documentation in the EHR. The position emphasizes multicultural sensitivity and campus-wide health collaboration.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Nursing with APRN preparation.
• Board Certification by a national nursing cert org acceptable to Minnesota BON.
• Current Minnesota RN and APRN licenses in good standing.

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive assessments including med history, exam, labs, and treatments.
• Work independently of support staff with wraparound care during visits.
• Perform phlebotomy and coordinate referrals to SHAC staff and off-campus providers.
• Identify best practices for medical care according to professional standards.
• Document all care in the electronic health record.
• Collaborate with campus departments to meet student health needs.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Communication skills

Organizational skills

Self-motivation

Cultural sensitivity

Education

Master's degree in Nursing (APRN prep)

APRN board certification

Minnesota RN license

Minnesota APRN license

Job description

Carleton College is hiring a Per Diem Nurse Practitioner to provide primary health care to students ages 17–24 within SHAC. The role works in a collaborative team and delivers care via scheduled visits, phone triage, and some walk-ins.

Responsibilities include independent patient assessments, treatments, phlebotomy, referrals, and documentation in the EHR. The position emphasizes multicultural sensitivity and campus-wide health collaboration.