Description

Advanced Practitioner Benefits:

• Market-leading compensation and benefits and generous paid time off
• Paid CME time off plus CME budget, reimbursed professional licenses and dues
• Enhanced Tuition Assistance and Higher Education Partnerships
• Voluntary benefits include student loan programs, home, auto, renters insurance, identity theft protection, legal services, low-interest loans, pet insurance and more!
• Employee discount programs and colleague assistance offering resources and information for personal and work-life issues
• Family care benefits through Care.com including emergency back-up care benefit for children, adults and even pets!

Position Details:

The Central Region of Hartford Healthcare is hiring a Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner to join their critical care team! This full-time position offers a unique opportunity to work across both campuses at both MidState Medical Center and The Hospital of Central Connecticut critical care services. As an APP, you will play a crucial role in providing comprehensive and specialized care to a diverse, critically ill patient population of complex medical and surgical patients. Duties include admissions, discharges, rounding, and procedures such as central lines, arterial lines, and chest tubes.

We provide a robust and comprehensive orientation and supervision for procedures, making this an excellent opportunity for new graduates looking for one-on-one mentorship.

Role : Physician Assistant or Acute Care Nurse Practitioner

Location : 100 Grand Street, New Britain, CT 06052

Setting : Inpatient, critical care

Schedule: Full-time, day/night rotating schedule.

Call schedule: No call

Hartford HealthCare supports Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants in practice:

Dedicated support and voice for our Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants through the Office of Advanced Practice directed by Sarah Clark, MBA, MHS, PA-C, BSN, RN, System Director of Advanced Practice

Hartford HealthCare is one of the largest, non-profit , fully-integrated healthcare systems providing patient care in the state, allowing our providers to care for their patients no matter where they reside in Connecticut

With tools like EPIC , Hartford HealthCares state of the art clinical and informatics technology promotes improved patient outcomes, streamlined continuity of care and superior provider satisfaction

About Hartford HealthCare:

Honored as a Best Organizations for Leadership Development by the National Center for Healthcare Leadership (NCHL)

Prestigiously named one of the Best Hospitals to Work for in Connecticut by the Becker's Hospital Review

Committed to continuous development through The Center for Education Stimulation & Innovation (CESI), our Provider Leadership Development Institute and a robust on demand learning platform including CME, special courses, learning series and tools and resources

Established Mentorship and Orientation programs specially designed for newly hired providers and providers new to practice

Physician Assistants/Nurse Practitioners Role Scope:

Under established guidelines and in collaboration and/or supervision with the practice physician(s), Physician Assistants/Nurse Practitioners perform routine physical examinations, and formulate medical, educational, and psychosocial plans to treat patients.

In consultation with the physician(s) and care team members, Physician Assistants/Nurse Practitioners develop plans for further evaluation of health needs, e.g., referral to other health team members or specialists.

Physician Assistants/Nurse Practitioners provide appropriate treatment for problems within the scope of the providers practice as designated by protocols and identifies problems outside of their scope of practice and refers appropriately to physician.

Qualifications

• Requirements:

  • Licensure : Unrestricted State of Connecticut Medical License (or eligible)
  • Training : Physician Assistant or Acute Care Nurse Practitioner
  • Experience :New graduates welcome to apply!
  • Preferred Experience : 1 years in a critical care setting