Trauma Surgery ICU NP (ACNP) – Frontline Critical Care

Jobtome; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid Sick Time

Personal Time Off

CME

Public Service Loan Forgiveness

Parental Leave

Well-Being Program

Job summary

Banner University Medical Center Phoenix is seeking an Advanced Practice Provider (ACNP) to join the Level 1 Trauma Surgery ICU. The role involves co-managing ICU patients, performing procedures, interpreting tests, and prescribing medications in a fast-paced academic environment.

New graduates with acute care/trauma ICU experience are welcome. Expect weekday coverage with weekends/holidays rotation and potential night shifts while contributing to education and research initiatives.

Qualifications

• ACNP certification required or in process
• First Assist credentials preferred for ACNPs
• Current board certification, DEA license, and BLS/ACLS required
• TNCC or ATLS certification preferred
• Acquiring procedures/certifications within the first year of hire (bronchoscopy, arterial/central lines, ultrasound FAST, chest tube, brain death certification)
• Minimum 3 years experience in acute care/trauma/TSICU preferred

Responsibilities

• Co-manage trauma surgery ICU patients on weekdays with rotating weekends/holidays
• Perform therapeutic and diagnostic procedures and interpret tests
• Prescribe medications and provide patient education
• Collaborate in a team-based, academic environment and participate in research

Skills

ACNP certification

First Assist Credentials

Board Certification

DEA license

BLS/ACLS

ATLS/TNCC

Job description

Banner University Medical Center Phoenix is seeking an Advanced Practice Provider (ACNP) to join the Level 1 Trauma Surgery ICU. The role involves co-managing ICU patients, performing procedures, interpreting tests, and prescribing medications in a fast-paced academic environment.

New graduates with acute care/trauma ICU experience are welcome. Expect weekday coverage with weekends/holidays rotation and potential night shifts while contributing to education and research initiatives.