Trauma Care: Advanced Practice NP/PA

CommonSpirit Health; Redding (CA); Hybrid; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Mercy Medical Center Redding, part of CommonSpirit Health, seeks an Advanced Practice Provider (NP/PA) to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care within an interdisciplinary team. You will assess patients, develop and implement care plans, and advocate for patient rights in a fast-paced setting.

The role requires acute care or emergency care experience, ACLS/BLS, and ATLS training, with ongoing collaboration to improve patient outcomes across the care continuum.

Qualifications

• Graduate as a Nurse Practitioner from an accredited school of nursing (MSN).
• Graduate as a PA from an institution accredited by the Commission on Education of Physician Assistants (with a Bachelor's Degree).
• NP or PA with Critical Care and/or Emergency Care experience required.
• One year of experience in an acute hospital setting required.
• Advanced Trauma Life Support training required.
• Current ACLS and BLS certifications required (must be certified through the American Heart Association).

Responsibilities

• Performs routine physical/psychosocial assessment to collect basic data; follows plan of care and guidelines.
• Formulates a plan of care for individual needs and participates in routine transitional health care planning.
• Adapts educational programs to individual patients and families during care delivery.
• Ensures efficiency in the delivery of care and identifies immediate priorities.
• Makes independent clinical decisions based on education and experience.
• Advocates for patient rights and seeks resolution for conflicts.

Skills

Assessment skills

Critical thinking

Independent clinical decisions

Patient advocacy

Education

MSN (Nurse Practitioner) or PA degree

ACLS/BLS certifications

Job description

Mercy Medical Center Redding, part of CommonSpirit Health, seeks an Advanced Practice Provider (NP/PA) to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care within an interdisciplinary team. You will assess patients, develop and implement care plans, and advocate for patient rights in a fast-paced setting.

The role requires acute care or emergency care experience, ACLS/BLS, and ATLS training, with ongoing collaboration to improve patient outcomes across the care continuum.