Senior Neonatal Nurse Practitioner - Pediatric NICU Lead
The University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston (TX)
On-site
USD 110,000 - 150,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A prominent healthcare institution is seeking a qualified nurse for advanced practice health care services focused on high-risk newborns in Galveston, Texas. Candidates must possess a Master of Science in Nursing, hold current Texas RN and NNP-BC certifications, and be fully authorized by the Texas Board of Nursing. Responsibilities include developing individualized care plans, executing detailed health assessments, and facilitating effective communication among healthcare teams. This position calls for strong mentoring skills and a commitment to quality patient care.
Qualifications
Current valid license as registered nurse in the state of Texas.
Current NNP-BC certification from the National Certification Corp (NCC) Board of Nurse Examiners.
Full authorization to practice by the Texas Board of Nursing.
Responsibilities
Provide advanced practice health care to high-risk newborns and infants.
Order and interpret diagnostic testing based on patient health concerns.
Develop comprehensive care plans adhering to evidence-based guidelines.
Monitor care plans for cost-effectiveness and expected improvements.
Skills
Neonatal Resuscitation
Patient Education
Clinical Mentorship
Care Transition Facilitation
Education
Master of Science in Nursing
Job description
A prominent healthcare institution is seeking a qualified nurse for advanced practice health care services focused on high-risk newborns in Galveston, Texas. Candidates must possess a Master of Science in Nursing, hold current Texas RN and NNP-BC certifications, and be fully authorized by the Texas Board of Nursing. Responsibilities include developing individualized care plans, executing detailed health assessments, and facilitating effective communication among healthcare teams. This position calls for strong mentoring skills and a commitment to quality patient care.