Senior Neonatal NP – Pediatric NICU Specialist

The University of Texas Medical Branch; Galveston (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

A prominent medical institution in Galveston seeks a Nurse Practitioner to provide advanced healthcare services and education for patients. This role involves developing care plans, prescribing treatments, and mentoring NP students. A Master's degree in Nursing, a valid Texas RN license, and NNP-BC certification are mandatory, while experience in Level III/IV NICU is preferred. Join a team dedicated to quality health care in a supportive environment.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in nursing or higher is required.
• Must hold a valid RN license in Texas.
• NNP-BC certification from NCC is a must.
• Full authorization from Texas Board of Nursing required.

Responsibilities

• Provide advanced healthcare services within full scope of practice.
• Conduct individualized examinations for diverse populations.
• Order and interpret diagnostic testing based on health concerns.
• Develop comprehensive evidence-based care plans.
• Prescribe appropriate pharmacological treatments.
• Educate patients on health diagnoses and preventive care.
• Monitor cost-effectiveness of care plans.
• Ensure proper patient transitions between services.
• Document services accurately for team review.
• Mentor NP students and other learners.

Skills

Advanced practice skills in healthcare

Clinical mentorship

Patient education

Education

Master of Science in Nursing

Current license as registered nurse in Texas

NNP-BC certification

Authorization to practice by the Texas Board of Nursing

AHA/AAP NRP provider

Job description

A prominent medical institution in Galveston seeks a Nurse Practitioner to provide advanced healthcare services and education for patients. This role involves developing care plans, prescribing treatments, and mentoring NP students. A Master's degree in Nursing, a valid Texas RN license, and NNP-BC certification are mandatory, while experience in Level III/IV NICU is preferred. Join a team dedicated to quality health care in a supportive environment.