Neonatology Nurse Practitioner

Locum NeoNatal APPs needed in Salt Lake City, UT

Client needs 5 APP's!

Ideally want UT License but IMLC is fine.

12-hour shifts usually but some can be 24 hours.

Hospital Setting

Credentialing : 30-60 days

Start : 1 / 1 / 2026

End : 1 / 1 / 2027

Work Schedule : Shift is 7A-7P and 7P-7A. Mostly 12-hour shifts. Most of which are day shifts, with some being nights (or 24 hours). Weekdays, weekends, holidays. They are ideally looking for full-time, so the number of days would be 24 in a month. Looking for at least three 12-hour shifts per week

Patient Volume : 5-7 during the day and 18-20 at night

Procedures : 1-3 in a level 4 ECMO surgical unit (ECMO is not required but would be helpful)

EMR : EPIC

License : UT or IMLC

Certifications : NCC for NP and Board Certified as a PA and level 4 NICU Surgical Experience, BLS, PALS, NRP

Relevant Exp / Skill Set Needed :

See patients in the inpatient setting

Obtain and document patient history

Obtain and document discharge exam

COMMON DIAGNOSTIC STUDIES

COMMON THERAPIES

CONSULTATIONS

Prescribe or administer non-controlled substance prescription drugs and devices

Prescribe or administer controlled substances and devices

Prescribe or administer controlled substances and devices : Classes IV - V

Prescribe or administer controlled substances and devices : Classes II - III

Sedation for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

Conventional / Mechanical Ventilator Therapy

ECMO Therapy

Abdominal Paracentesis

Pericardiocentesis

Endotracheal Intubation

Exchange Transfusion

High Frequency Ventilator Therapy

Intraosseous Needle Placement

Lumbar Puncture

Needle Thoracentesis

Percutaneous Peripheral Artery Catheter Placement

Peripheral Artery Puncture

Reduction Transfusion

Aspiration / I & D of simple abscess

Transfusion Therapy

Tube Thoracostomy

Umbilical Vessel Catheterization

Ventricular Reservoir Tap

Additional Information :

CATEGORY I

CORE PRIVILEGES - Privileges to : a) admit and discharge patients as a dependent agent for a physician with admitting privileges unless granted sole admitting privileges, b) see patients in the inpatient and outpatient setting, c) obtain and document patient history, physical exam and discharge exam, d) write orders in the medical chart, within the Advanced Practice Practitioner's scope of practice, experience and training for Common Diagnostic Studies, Common Therapies and Consultations and e) administer or prescribe controlled and non-controlled substance prescription drugs and devices, as appropriately licensed or as noted in appropriate Delegation of Services Agreement.

SPECIAL PRIVILEGES - Please provide documentation of current clinical compliance; i.e., training and recent experience : Sedation for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.

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