Nurse Practitioner - ICU - Intensive Care Unit
Desert Regional Medical Center
Palm Springs, CA
$62-100/hourOverview
- Start DateASAP
- Facility InformationShort Term Acute Care374 beds
Pay
Qualifications
- PN license in California
- Eligible to work in US
Description
Job Shift: Rotate
Job Type: Part Time
Hours:
The NICU Neonatal Nurse Practitioner manages patients in the NICU under the direction and indirection supervision of the Medical Director and/or his designees and the Nursing Director according to the established nursing standardized procedures. This role is a leadership position in the department and the individual is responsible for effective time management, resource utilization, and demonstration of positive role modeling.
Required:
- Will consider experience as a Physician Assistant
- Current California RN license
- Nurse Practitioner Certification
- Current American Heart Association BLS Certification (maintain current at all times)
- Certification as Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP)
- Minimum of 5 years clinical experience
- Demonstrated clinical competence and leadership skills.
- Demonstrated ability to present self in positive and professional manner
Preferred:
- Master’s degree.
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Facility
Desert Regional Medical Center
1 nurse recommends working with Desert Regional Medical Center
Pros
Travel friendly. Amazing staff.
Cons
Management sucks. No support from charge nurses. Low supplies. Facility too small for amount of patients.
- Short Term Acute Care
- 374 beds
Employer
Tenet Desert
Palm Springs, CA
About
Located less than two hours from Los Angeles, Palm Springs is an oasis in the desert with a palm-lined skyline and a backdrop of red-hued mountains. In the 1930s, it became the top desert getaway for Hollywood stars. By the late '40s, they were arriving in droves, with everyone from Spencer Tracy and Frank Sinatra to Bing Crosby and Marilyn Monroe enjoying the town's many delights. Today Palm Springs may best be known as the world's golf capital, with more than 130 courses in the area. However, many locals and visitors prefer hiking scenic trails in the San Jacinto Mountains, soaking in healing mineral waters, exploring cutting-edge museums, browsing world-class galleries, shopping high-end designer boutiques and dining in famous chef-led restaurants. Simply lounging around an outdoor pool with a drink in hand is another favorite pursuit.