PRN Neonatal Advanced Practice Provider

About this role:

This Neonatal APP will join our Northern Utah Geography, which includes 8 Neonatologists and 12 Neonatal APPs.

• The APP will provide care at Logan Regional Hospital's level II NICU, located in Logan, Utah. Our Neonatal APPs in Logan provide onsite coverage 24/7 and collaborate with local pediatricians. Neonatologists are also available 24/7 via our extensive telemedicine program for consult.
• Supported by qualified staff including RNs, Respiratory Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Social Workers, Dietitians, CNAs, among others.
• Our APPs report directly to an AP Director, who is also a practicing Neonatal Nurse Practitioner.
• PRN, or as-needed, this APP's hours worked will vary dependent on patient care, staffing, and department needs. Shifts are generally taken in 24 hour increments, but can be split into 12-hour shifts when APP requests.
• Due to the 24/7 nature of our work after orientation, shifts will require a mix of days, nights, weekends, holidays. You will be eligible for shift differentials ranging from 10-50% additional income when working nights, weekends, holidays, or critical extra shifts.

What you’ll bring:

·       Certification as a Neonatal Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant

·       Utah state license as an Advance Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) or Physician Assistant (PA)

·       Utah state controlled substance license

·       Federal DEA Certificate II through V.

·       BLS Certification for Healthcare Providers.

·       1+ Years of Neonatal APP experience

About us:

Intermountain Health is a model health system by providing extraordinary care and superior service at an affordable cost. We are an integrated not-for-profit system of 33 hospitals, 385 clinics, and a medical group with more than 5,000 employed physicians and advanced practice providers across seven states in the mountain west. 
 

Our value statements are core to our culture. They reflect the behavior and attitudes that are important to us, are an agreement for how we treat each other, help us make decisions on how to act, and are a promise of what people can expect from us.  Learn more about our Mission, Vision, and Values at: About Intermountain.
 

What does it mean to be a part of Intermountain Health?

It means joining the Power of We, building an environment where providers and caregivers can deliver the best in healthcare. Realizing each caregiver and volunteer is vital to providing care to our patients, because WE can only achieve the extraordinary together. Committed to the best in research and most advanced technology, the results are better clinical patient outcomes.