Nurse Practitioner

Enterprise Medical Recruiting is assisting a leading academic medical center just north of Boston in seeking a full-time Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant to join its highly regarded and expanding Neurocritical Care program. This is an excellent opportunity to practice in a collaborative, physician-led environment that cares for complex neurological and neurosurgical patients.Position HighlightsJoin a dedicated team of 5 Neurointensivists and 10 Advanced Practice ProvidersPractice in a 9-bed Neurosciences Critical Care Unit, expanding to 12 beds within the next yearPrimary critical care role managing adult patients with severe neurological and neurosurgical conditionsCollaborative, team-based model with strong attending supportPerform procedures, including arterial lines, central lines, and lumbar puncturesNo prior Neurocritical Care experience required; critical care experience preferredStrong emphasis on teaching, quality improvement, and professional growthResponsibilitiesPerform patient histories and physical examinationsDevelop and implement diagnostic and treatment plansInterpret laboratory data, imaging, and physiologic monitoringCommunicate effectively with patients and familiesWork semi-autonomously while collaborating closely with NeurointensivistsAbout the Program & Organization390-bed academic tertiary care hospitalMajor affiliate of UMass Chan-Lahey Medical SchoolComprehensive Stroke Center and Level I Trauma CenterNeurocritical Care Unit is a Beacon Gold–recognized ICUPart of a large, respected, physician-led, multi-disciplinary health systemCompensation and BenefitsAnnual base salary range: $133,120 – $215,000Compensation based on experience, training, certifications, and role responsibilitiesComprehensive benefits package including health insurance, retirement plans, disability coverage, and paid time offLocationBurlington, MA, just north of BostonTop-rated school systems and vibrant cultural amenitiesEasy access to Boston, as well as the mountains, lakes, and coastlines of New EnglandDO-2601-101920