Marshall Health Network·Huntington, West Virginia
The provider will conduct daily hospital rounds, manage patient admissions, and prescribe treatment plans in collaboration with physicians. They are also responsible for performing bedside procedures and managing emergency situations in the CVT Critical Care unit.
St. Mary’s Medical Center is seeking a full-time Nurse Practitioner/Physician assistant in the CVT- Critical Care. The individual in the role will promote excellence in patient care by advancing the quality, efficient, and cost-effective care.
Daily hospital rounds with physician.
Dictates patient’s admission history and physical.
Orders appropriate laboratory tests, x-rays and other diagnostic test as deemed necessary by the patient’s condition in collaboration with the physician.
Prescribes appropriate medications to manage the patient’s diagnosis.
Prescribes treatment plans including appropriate diet, rest, activities, etc.
Performs minor bedside procedures.
Communicates information regarding patient status and needs to the attending physician.
Initiate appropriate evaluation and emergency management treatment for emergency situations.
Prepares and dictates patient’s discharge summary and/or the transfer of care notes
Education: Graduate of an approved Nurse Practitioner/Physician’s Assistant program
Licensure: Current licensure in the State of West Virginia Board Certification as Nurse
Practitioner NP-BC/National: Certification in Physician Assistant (PANCE)PA-C
Certification: ACLS
Comply with West Virginia Code related to attaining and maintaining limited prescriptive privileges.
Two (2) years experience preferred as Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant.
Two (2) years as a Critical Care RN or Nurse Practitioner preferred.
Ability to communicate clearly and effectively with clients, staff and other health care providers. Ability to use equipment needed for a thorough physical examination. Behaviors which reflect understanding, emotional stability, patience, tact and consideration for individual differences.
Candidates must be a graduate of an approved NP or PA program with current West Virginia licensure and board certification. Two years of experience as an NP/PA or Critical Care RN is preferred, along with ACLS certification.
Market context
Advanced practice roles in West Virginia often reflect steady demand in primary care and geriatric settings, especially for candidates with broad adult or family practice experience. These positions can be competitive because employers typically want an advanced nursing degree, national certification, an active state license, and DEA licensure, along with at least 2 years of clinical experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, and confirm your certification, licensure, and experience match before applying.
