Envision is looking for Critical Care NP/PA to join our Intensivist program at St. David's South Austin Medical Center in Austin, TX!

Program Highlights:

• 344 bed hospital with a 20 bed ICU and 8 bed CVRU
• 24/7 Physician Coverage with 12 hours NP/PA coverage
• Block scheduling for quality of life
• (NP/PA) day shifts- MUST BE ACNP/PA
• Complex case mix with medical, surgical, and cardiac patients
• Work with quality driven and motivated Intensivist team and local pulmonary group providers
• Planning for future growth of the ICU and Envision Intensivists
• Previous ICU experience required

• • Envision is a National, physician-led group, dedicated to delivering quality, efficient care through group camaraderie and teamwork.

St. David’s South Austin Medical Center is part of St. David’s HealthCare, one of the largest health systems in Texas, which was recognized with a Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award in 2014. St. David's South Austin Medical Center is an acute care facility with 344 beds, offering a range of complex specialties and sub-specialties, including a nationally accredited oncology program with the area’s only adult bone marrow transplant program; a trauma program that includes all of the capabilities and programmatic elements of a Level II trauma center to treat the most severely injured and critical patients; a comprehensive cardiac program; full-service maternity and newborn care with Level I and II nurseries; and three full-service emergency centers in the communities of Bee Cave, Bastrop and Buda.

Austin, Texas was voted the #1 place to live in the U.S. from U.S. News. The city boasts a strong workforce with many tech start-ups, with a talent pool from Universities close by including The University of Texas flagship campus. The surrounding communities boast strong school-districts for your kids, and the cities many parks and lakes are popular for hiking, biking, swimming, and boating. Visit "The Live Music Capital of the World" and you'll quickly realize why so many people across the country are flocking to the Texas state capitol city.