OSF HealthCare·Bloomington, Illinois
The provider is responsible for comprehensive gastroenterology care, including assessments, admissions, discharges, and managing patients in both clinic and hospital settings. They collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to develop treatment plans and prepare patients for interventional GI procedures.
Candidates must be licensed as an Advanced Practice Nurse or Physician Assistant in Illinois and hold DEA and state licenses for prescribing narcotics. BLS/ACLS certification is required, and prior experience in gastroenterology is preferred.
Market context
Illinois gastroenterology Advanced Practice Provider roles often draw steady demand in hospital and specialty clinic settings, especially for candidates who already have GI experience and the required Illinois APRN or PA licensure with DEA and state prescribing authority. These positions can be competitive because employers want providers who are ready to manage complex digestive care, work with physicians, and meet BLS/ACLS requirements. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your licensure, prescribing credentials, and GI experience before applying.