Abdominal Transplant Surgery Hybrid - Full Time NP/PA

Varies; days and nights

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  Provide on‑site nighttime and weekend coverage as part of a structured rotation.

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  Serve as first‑call APP for transplant surgery patients while in‑house.

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  Respond promptly to consults, urgent clinical changes, and emergent care needs.

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  Ensure thorough and timely handoffs between care teams.

• Perform comprehensive patient assessments, histories, and physical examinations.

• Manage transplant surgery inpatients, including daily rounds, treatment planning, documentation, and discharge preparation.

• Order, interpret, and act on diagnostic tests and imaging.

• Perform approved bedside procedures (e.g., wound care, drain management, line removals).

• Evaluate surgical consults and support peri‑operative coordination.

• Respond to acute issues and emergent situations in collaboration with surgical attendings.

• Staff transplant surgery clinics, including postoperative follow‑ups and pre‑operative evaluations.

• Monitor symptoms, adjust treatments, and provide education to patients and families.

• Assist with long‑term management of surgical transplant patients.

• Graduation from an accredited Advanced Practice Provider program.

• Current unrestricted state licensure as an APP.

• National certification as required for APP credentialing.

• BLS and ACLS certifications (institution‑specific).

• Experience in surgery, transplant, critical care, or acute inpatient care preferred.

• Strong new graduates with relevant rotations may be considered.

• Excellent clinical judgment and ability to manage high‑acuity surgical patients.

• Strong communication, collaboration, and organizational skills.

• Ability to function independently within a multidisciplinary team.

• Comfort with a rotating schedule that includes in‑house night and weekend coverage.

• Ability to thrive in a fast‑paced, high‑complexity clinical environment.

• Work performed in inpatient units (ICU, step‑down, surgical floors) and outpatient transplant clinics.

• Exposure to high‑acuity surgical and emergent scenarios.

• Schedule includes rotating days, nights, weekends

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