Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health·Lebanon, New Hampshire
Provide expert care for neonatal patients across acute, critical, and chronic spectrums within a Level III NICU. Responsibilities include managing a patient caseload, attending high-risk deliveries, and leading neonatal resuscitations and transports.
Overview The Section of Neonatology of the Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth- Hitchcock (CHaD) is seeking a full time Advanced Practice Provider to join our team of Neonatal Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, and Neonatologists at our main academic site in Lebanon, NH.
The ideal candidate will provide expert care across the spectrum of neonatal illnesses, from acute/critical to intermediate and chronic care, embracing the philosophy of family-centered care.
The Neonatal APP will be responsible for the primary care of a caseload of patients, attending high-risk deliveries, serve as a team leader in neonatal resuscitations and team leader for critically ill neonatal transports.
The Section of Neonatology includes 7 neonatologists and over a dozen advanced practice providers who provide care for infants in the ICN, a 30-bed regional Level III NICU.
DHMC is the primary referral center for high-risk maternal fetal care in the region, serving medical and surgical patients from most of New Hampshire and eastern Vermont.
What Dartmouth Health has to offer you: Inclusive and collegial multidisciplinary team Retirement (up to 6% match) CME Funds Education Loan Incentive Program for outstanding loans Comprehensive Health, Dental, Vision, Malpractice, Life and Disability What New Hampshire has to offer you: Unmatched quality of life Four seasons and an outdoor lifestyle Access to major cities and airports Proximity to mountains and hiking trails Driving distance to the seacoast/ocean No state sales or income tax in NH!
For more information reach out to: Jacqueline LaBelle Physician and Provider Recruiter jacqueline.m.labelle@hitchcock.org
Candidates must have completed an accredited graduate program as a PA or Neonatal APRN with national certification (NNP or PA-C). Required credentials include eligibility for NH licensure, DEA registration, and successful completion of the NRP program.
Market context
Advanced-practice roles in New Hampshire are often shaped by ongoing needs in specialty and outpatient care, including oncology settings. These positions can be competitive because employers typically look for candidates with prior oncology experience, an accredited NP or PA background, and active state licensure and national certification. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform against your current credentials, then confirm your New Hampshire license and certification status before applying to save research time.
