North Memorial Health is seeking a Locum NP/ PA Dates of Coverage: MAY- JULY. Up to full time work
Practice Setting: Primarily function as trauma hospitalist rounder. may have some intermittent ED consult, trauma activations, procedures work. For those with surgical and trauma critical care experience may have needs for this.
Call Ratio: no call- in house only
Average Number of Patients Per Day: 10-14 admitted patients to round on if non ICU, 6 if ICU, admitting/ED can be 2-15 per 24h
Documentation System/EMR: EPIC
Trauma Level/Designation: Level I adult that cares for Pediatrics
Will APP be Working Autonomously? Yes
Supervising Physician Present During Assignment?: Staffed with Trauma Surgeon 24-hour per day
Specialty Back-Up is Available (If Needed) for Procedures Noted: Trauma Surgeon
Patient Age Demographic: 0-100 , but primarily adult and adolescent.
Required Procedures: (These are not all necessary but preferred) - Non-Invasive Vent Management (bipap/cpap)
- Ventilation Management
- Chest Tube Insertion
- Central Line
- Arterial Line
- Suturing Minor Lacerations
Required of the APP: - Responding to the ED for Trauma Alerts
- Facilitating Discharges
- ER Admissions
- Daily rounding and management of all conditions- we do not use hospitalists. need to be fully able to be attending on all patient conditions
Additional Required Procedures/Responsibilities: We do have guidelines and non clinical expectations for tracking
North Memorial Health started as a single hospital in 1954 by a doctor that wanted to do things differently—do things better. Today, that inventive spirit continues throughout our network of 24 specialty and primary care clinics, urgent and emergency care offerings, medical transportation services and two hospitals—
Robbinsdale Hospital and
Maple Grove Hospital —not to mention the 350 care providers and 6,000 team members that are dedicated to delivering a more connected experience for our patients. By providing better experiences, where you are in control, you can live your most vibrant life. We know good health is at the root of our well-being, but can a healthcare system make healthcare...healthier? We say yes.