Helen Hayes Hospital·Village of West Haverstraw, New York
Provide evening, night, weekend, and holiday medical coverage for inpatients as part of a hospital team. Evaluate and treat acute medical concerns and determine the necessity of transfers to acute care facilities.
As a WHEN, you would work independently as part of the hospital coverage team. · Provide evening, night, weekend, and holiday coverage for inpatients. · Serve as the on-site or on-call provider for urgent medical issues when the primary rehab physicians are off duty. · Evaluate and treat acute medical concerns (e.g., pain, fever, hypertension, shortness of breath, mental status changes). · Determine when a condition can be managed on-site versus when transfer to acute care (hospital) is necessary · Perform procedures within credentialed privileges. · Provide advanced life support as needed (ACLS certified). · Ensure documentation meets legal, regulatory, and billing standards. · Comply with hospital policies and procedures, including infection control, and safety protocols.
Must have an NP, PA, MD, or DO degree.
Market context
In New York, W.H.E.N. provider roles typically draw steady demand from facilities that need flexible clinical coverage and advanced life support capability. These positions are competitive because employers often look for licensed clinicians with NP, PA, MD, or DO credentials plus current ACLS, and schedules or coverage expectations can vary by site. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform against the original posting, then confirm your credential match and ACLS status before applying.