Provide critical care to patients within the Emergency Department and Urgent Care Center as part of an integrated healthcare team. Collaborate with residents and sub-specialty backup to improve patient outcomes in a high-volume facility.
Must be a Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner with current national certification and a DEA license. A New York state license is preferred, and a desire to work in an academic setting is desired.
Market context
Emergency medicine advanced provider roles in New York are often competitive because hospitals need PAs and NPs who can work quickly, collaborate across teams, and meet licensure and certification requirements. For this role, a current national certification and DEA license are required, with a New York state license preferred and an academic setting background or interest valued. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your credentials and prepare examples of emergency care experience before applying.
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