Lucrative Neonatology Locums in Seattle, WA
Updated 11/03/26
Seattle, Washington, United States
Nurse Practitioner
Neonatology
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Job description
Job description
Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (NNP) – Locum Tenens – Seattle, WA
Position Overview
Seeking an experienced Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (NNP) for a locum tenens opportunity in Seattle, Washington, beginning January 15, 2027.
The provider will deliver neonatal care across multiple clinical locations, floating between Level II, III, and IV Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs). This assignment supports parental leave coverage and requires flexibility to work varying shift lengths.
The ideal candidate will have strong neonatal clinical experience, active professional credentials, and the ability to provide care in multiple NICU environments.
Compensation:
Hourly: $115/hr
Assignment Details
Specialty: Neonatology
Provider Type: Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (NNP)
Location: Seattle, WA
Coverage Type: Locum Tenens
Start Date: January 15, 2027
Duration: Through July 2027
Initial Contract Length: 13 Weeks
Positions Available: 1
Practice Setting: Hospital-Based / Neonatal Intensive Care
NICU Levels: II, III, and IV
Coverage Reason: Parental Leave
Call Requirements: None
Schedule
Shift Types: Combination of 12-, 14-, and 24-Hour Shifts
Night Shift: 7:00 PM–7:00 AM (Flexible)
Standard Schedule: Four 12-Hour Night Shifts
Block Scheduling: Not Available
Call: None
Location Coverage: Float Between Multiple NICU Locations
Schedule Flexibility: Required
Patient Population
Newborns and Neonates
Premature Infants
Critically Ill Neonates
Infants Requiring Level II–IV NICU Care
Neonates Requiring Specialized Monitoring and Treatment
Clinical Responsibilities
Provide Comprehensive Neonatal Patient Care
Perform Neonatal Assessments and Clinical Evaluations
Manage Neonates Across Level II–IV NICUs
Monitor Neonatal Conditions and Treatment Progress
Develop and Implement Individualized Care Plans
Collaborate With Neonatologists, Nurses, and Clinical Teams
Respond to Changes in Neonatal Patient Conditions
Support Neonatal Stabilization and Resuscitation
Coordinate Ongoing NICU Patient Care
Float Between Assigned Clinical Locations
Maintain Accurate and Timely Patient Documentation
Ensure Continuity of Care During Assigned Shifts
Required Clinical Skills
Neonatal Intensive Care
Level II–IV NICU Patient Management
Neonatal Assessment and Monitoring
Premature Infant Care
Critical Neonatal Care
Neonatal Resuscitation
Acute Neonatal Condition Management
Multidisciplinary Care Coordination
Neonatal Treatment Planning
NICU Float Coverage
Requirements
Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (NNP) Certification – Required
At Least 2 Years of Clinical Experience in Neonatology – Required
Active Washington State Professional License – Required
Active DEA Registration – Required
Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) Certification – Required
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Certification – Required
Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification – Required
Experience Providing Care in Level II–IV NICUs
Ability to Float Between Multiple Clinical Locations
Ability to Work 12-, 14-, and 24-Hour Shifts
Flexibility With Night Shift Scheduling
COVID-19 Vaccination – Required, With Medical or Religious Exemptions Permitted
Submission Requirements
Updated Curriculum Vitae
NNP Certification
Active Washington State Professional License
DEA Registration
NRP Certification
PALS Certification
BLS Certification
Documentation of Neonatal Clinical Experience
Experience With Level II–IV NICU Care
Confirmation of Availability for Required Shifts
Confirmation of Willingness to Float Between Locations
COVID-19 Vaccination Documentation or Approved Exemption
Credentialing
Estimated Timeframe: 45–60 Days
NNP Certification Required
Active State Professional License Required
DEA Registration Required
NRP, PALS, and BLS Required
Ability to Float Across Multiple NICU Locations Required
Position Overview
Seeking an experienced Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (NNP) for a locum tenens opportunity in Seattle, Washington, beginning January 15, 2027.
The provider will deliver neonatal care across multiple clinical locations, floating between Level II, III, and IV Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs). This assignment supports parental leave coverage and requires flexibility to work varying shift lengths.
The ideal candidate will have strong neonatal clinical experience, active professional credentials, and the ability to provide care in multiple NICU environments.
Compensation:
Hourly: $115/hr
Assignment Details
Specialty: Neonatology
Provider Type: Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (NNP)
Location: Seattle, WA
Coverage Type: Locum Tenens
Start Date: January 15, 2027
Duration: Through July 2027
Initial Contract Length: 13 Weeks
Positions Available: 1
Practice Setting: Hospital-Based / Neonatal Intensive Care
NICU Levels: II, III, and IV
Coverage Reason: Parental Leave
Call Requirements: None
Schedule
Shift Types: Combination of 12-, 14-, and 24-Hour Shifts
Night Shift: 7:00 PM–7:00 AM (Flexible)
Standard Schedule: Four 12-Hour Night Shifts
Block Scheduling: Not Available
Call: None
Location Coverage: Float Between Multiple NICU Locations
Schedule Flexibility: Required
Patient Population
Newborns and Neonates
Premature Infants
Critically Ill Neonates
Infants Requiring Level II–IV NICU Care
Neonates Requiring Specialized Monitoring and Treatment
Clinical Responsibilities
Provide Comprehensive Neonatal Patient Care
Perform Neonatal Assessments and Clinical Evaluations
Manage Neonates Across Level II–IV NICUs
Monitor Neonatal Conditions and Treatment Progress
Develop and Implement Individualized Care Plans
Collaborate With Neonatologists, Nurses, and Clinical Teams
Respond to Changes in Neonatal Patient Conditions
Support Neonatal Stabilization and Resuscitation
Coordinate Ongoing NICU Patient Care
Float Between Assigned Clinical Locations
Maintain Accurate and Timely Patient Documentation
Ensure Continuity of Care During Assigned Shifts
Required Clinical Skills
Neonatal Intensive Care
Level II–IV NICU Patient Management
Neonatal Assessment and Monitoring
Premature Infant Care
Critical Neonatal Care
Neonatal Resuscitation
Acute Neonatal Condition Management
Multidisciplinary Care Coordination
Neonatal Treatment Planning
NICU Float Coverage
Requirements
Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (NNP) Certification – Required
At Least 2 Years of Clinical Experience in Neonatology – Required
Active Washington State Professional License – Required
Active DEA Registration – Required
Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) Certification – Required
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Certification – Required
Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification – Required
Experience Providing Care in Level II–IV NICUs
Ability to Float Between Multiple Clinical Locations
Ability to Work 12-, 14-, and 24-Hour Shifts
Flexibility With Night Shift Scheduling
COVID-19 Vaccination – Required, With Medical or Religious Exemptions Permitted
Submission Requirements
Updated Curriculum Vitae
NNP Certification
Active Washington State Professional License
DEA Registration
NRP Certification
PALS Certification
BLS Certification
Documentation of Neonatal Clinical Experience
Experience With Level II–IV NICU Care
Confirmation of Availability for Required Shifts
Confirmation of Willingness to Float Between Locations
COVID-19 Vaccination Documentation or Approved Exemption
Credentialing
Estimated Timeframe: 45–60 Days
NNP Certification Required
Active State Professional License Required
DEA Registration Required
NRP, PALS, and BLS Required
Ability to Float Across Multiple NICU Locations Required
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