Specialty : NP-Neonatology

Start date : 5/11/2024

Coverage type: Call Only

SCHEDULE :

• OPEN DATES:
• May-August needs:
  • May 11th- 7:30am – 24 hours shift
  • May 12th 7:30am – 24 hour shift
  • May 14th 7:30am – 24 hour shift
  • May 25th 7:30am – 5 hour shift
  • May 30th – 7:30am – 8 hour shift
  • June 4th – 7:30am – 8 hour shift
  • June 13th – 7:30am – 24 hour shift
  • June 16th – 7:30am – 24 hour shift
  • June 18th – 7:30am – 24 hour shift
  • June 21st – 7:30am – 24 hour shift
  • June 23rd – 7:30am – 8 hour shift
  • July 2nd – 7:30am – 8 hour shift
  • July 3rd – 7:30am – 24 hour shift
  • July 4th 7:30am – 24 hour shift
  • July 6th 7:30am – 24 hour shift
  • July 8th 7:30am – 8 hour shift
  • July 9th 7:30am – 8 hour shift
  • July 14th 7:30am – 24 hour shift
  • July 16th 7:30am – 8 hour shift
  • July 18th 7:30am – 24 hour shift
  • July 22nd 7:30am -24 hour shift
  • July 29th 7:30am – 8 hour shift
  • August 2nd 7:30am - 24 hour shift
  • August 3rd 7:30am - 24 hour shift
  • August 13th 7:30am – 8 hour shift
  • August 15th 7:30am - 24 hour shift
  • August 26th 7:30am - 8 hour shift
  • August 29th 7:30am – 24 hour shift
  • August 31st 7:30am – 4 hour shift
• September-November needs:
  • Five 24 hours shifts every two weeks
• December needs:
  • Three 24 hour shifts every two weeks

JOB DESCRIPTION :

• Collaborate with supervising Neonatologists to coordinate patient care for high-risk newborn population
• Manage well and critically ill infants using a family-centered approach
• Majority of patients born at hospital, some transported from region by neonatal transport team or through emergency department after discharge
• Neonatal program serves well newborns (0-2 per day) and NICU patients (levels 2 and 3) with total average daily census 12-14
• Neonatal nurse practitioner shifts are 24 hours in-house, with 3 shifts every 2 weeks for full-time employment
• Neonatologist support available 24/7, not in-house
• Lead robust neonatal transport team covering 150 mile radius, using ambulance, helicopter, or fixed wing airplane
• NICU capabilities include care for all gestational ages, various ventilation methods, central line management, retinopathy of prematurity exams, and standard diagnostic services
• Common procedures include intubation, surfactant administration, chest tube placement, IV access, arterial blood sampling, lumbar punctures, and resuscitation
• Daily multidisciplinary rounds with patient’s family and various healthcare professionals promote family-centered care
• Pediatric surgical services, ECMO, inhaled nitric oxide therapy, and therapeutic hypothermia not available at hospital, requiring transfer to level 4 NICU

SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS :

• Board Certified - REQUIRED
• MI Specialty APRN License - REQUIRED
• BLS Certification, NRP Certification - REQUIRED
• Advanced Training Program and Certified by NCC as a Neonatal Nurse Practitioner - REQUIRED
• 2 years level III RN/NNP experience preferred
• 500 Clinical Hours within the last three years
• Ability to work well both independently and as a team member
• Maintain NNP best practices in all practice environments
• Flexibility