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Pediatric ICU Nurse Practitioner (PICU NP)

Location: Boston, MA

Job Type: Locum

Company: Palm Careers

Category: Nurse Practitioner

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The opportunity for a Pediatric ICU Nurse Practitioner (PICU NP) is now open, welcoming dedicated advanced practice professionals with a background in pediatric intensive care. This role is integral to a multidisciplinary critical care team, where the focus is on delivering high-quality care to critically ill pediatric patients ranging from newborns to early adults. As a Pediatric ICU Nurse Practitioner, you will have the chance to work alongside skilled clinicians in a dynamic medical-surgical intensive care unit, supporting a diverse patient population with complex medical needs. This contract assignment in Boston, MA, is designed for those seeking flexibility and professional growth in a collaborative, patient-focused environment.

This Pediatric ICU Nurse Practitioner (PICU NP) position offers a unique opportunity to be part of a team that manages acute and ongoing critical care cases, including respiratory distress, trauma, septic shock, and various types of transplants. The position provides an initial 13-week assignment, with ongoing opportunities for those interested in extending their impact. The schedule typically consists of twelve-hour shifts, with a preference for night shifts, which allows for a balanced work-life integration while contributing to the well-being of vulnerable pediatric patients.

Those applying for the Pediatric ICU Nurse Practitioner (PICU NP) role should be prepared to work collaboratively with physicians, physician assistants, nurses, respiratory therapists, and other healthcare professionals to develop and implement patient care plans. The ideal candidate is experienced in pediatric critical care, demonstrates clinical leadership, and is committed to evidence-based practice. The ability to communicate effectively with patients, families, and the care team is essential, as is a compassionate approach to supporting families during challenging times.

Practicing as a Pediatric ICU Nurse Practitioner (PICU NP) in Boston, MA, offers the advantage of working in a city known for its world-class medical community and rich history. The thriving healthcare sector in this region provides an excellent backdrop for professional development and exposure to a wide range of pediatric critical care cases. The team-oriented environment encourages ongoing learning and the sharing of best practices, ensuring that each patient receives the highest standard of care.

Compensation for this contract position is structured on a 1099 basis, with full coverage of travel, lodging, rental car or ride share, and malpractice insurance. This comprehensive package enables you to focus on delivering exceptional patient care without the burden of ancillary expenses. Licensure in Massachusetts is preferred; however, candidates awaiting state licensure will also be considered, reflecting the organization's commitment to attracting top talent from across the country.

The application process for the Pediatric ICU Nurse Practitioner (PICU NP) position is straightforward, and candidates are encouraged to submit their application promptly for immediate consideration. This is a unique chance to contribute to an esteemed healthcare team, enhance your clinical skills, and make a meaningful difference in the lives of pediatric patients and their families. By joining this critical care team, you will play a pivotal role in supporting the health and recovery of critically ill children, shaping your career in pediatric intensive care nursing.

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Take the next step in your advanced practice nursing career by applying for the Pediatric ICU Nurse Practitioner (PICU NP) contract assignment in Boston, MA. Click the application button to submit your credentials and join a team making a vital difference in pediatric critical care.

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