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Nurse Practitioner - Critical Care/ICU job available in West Branch, Michigan

Nurse Practitioner - Critical Care/ICU job available in West Branch, Michigan

Ascend Medical Staffing

West Branch, MI

Other

Posted 4 days ago


Job description

Responsibilities

Specialty:

  • Hospitalist APP with ICU capabilities
  • West Branch utilizes an open ICU model, and this APP will need to manage ICU patients
  • Will not consider new grads

Location:

  • West Branch, MI
  • 86 licensed beds; 10 ICU beds

In-patient, Out-Patient or Both:

  • In-patient
  • 3-7 admits per night
  • 15-20 patients to round on
  • ICU acuity is low

Schedule:

  • Three days of orientation needed prior to first day on the floor
  • Monday - Sunday, 7p-7a
  • 7 on/ 7 off

Cases/Procedures:

  • Indirect Laryngoscopy Intubation
  • Insertion and Management of Central Venous Catheters
  • Insertion and Management of Arterial Catheters
  • Moderate Sedation
  • Lumbar Puncture
  • Endotracheal Intubation and Extubation
  • Ventilator Management Including Readiness for And Administering Respirator Weaning/Oxygen Therapy and Extubation. Assessing Need for Intubation
  • Insertion of Arterial Lines, Central Venous Lines Either Percutaneously or By Cut Down
  • Chest Tube Insertion
  • Tracheostomy care including tube change
  • Arterial Line Insertion and Removal (Radial and Femoral)
  • CVC Line Placement
  • External Pacing Including Adjusting Temporary Epicardial, Transvenous Or Transcutaneous Pacemaker as necessary management of Tension Pneumothorax in Emergent Situation

Supervising Physician:

  • Yes
  • On-call physician; available within 20 minutes

EMR and Dictation Tools:

  • EPIC/Dragon

Required experience, training, and certifications:

  • ACLS
  • BLS
  • All certifications must be from the American Heart Association

Case Logs:

  • 50 cases in 12 months

Credentialing Timeframe:

  • Typically 30 days, but applications are prioritized according to start date