Provide critical care as an advanced provider within the Emergency Department and Urgent Care Center. Collaborate with a full care team to improve patient lives in a high-volume trauma and stroke center.
Requires current national certification and a DEA license. A California state license and a desire to work in an academic setting with residents are preferred.
Market context
Emergency medicine physician assistant and nurse practitioner roles in California are often competitive because hospitals need clinicians who can work efficiently in fast-paced settings and collaborate well with physicians and residents. This position stands out for candidates with current national certification, a DEA license, and California licensure; academic experience is preferred. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your certification, licensure, and emergency medicine experience before applying.