Nurse Practitioner; ICU - Midtown

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The University of Maryland Medical System (UMMS) is a physician‑led, academic private health system committed to delivering compassionate, high‑quality care while advancing discovery and innovation at the bedside. In partnership with the University of Maryland School of Medicine, University of Maryland School of Nursing, and the University of Maryland, Baltimore, UMMS helps educate the next generation of healthcare professionals.

As an integrated network serving urban, suburban, and rural communities across Maryland, UMMS provides approximately 25% of all hospital care in the state. The system includes 11 hospitals, anchored by the flagship University of Maryland Medical Center in downtown Baltimore, along with a network of University of Maryland Urgent Care centers and more than 150 additional locations throughout 13 counties.

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This position is based at the University of Maryland Medical Center Midtown Campus and provides care within the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). The Advanced Practice Provider (APP) works a rotating schedule and collaborates closely with physicians and the multidisciplinary care team to deliver high‑quality, evidence‑based care to critically ill patients.

Under general supervision, the APP is responsible for the assessment, diagnosis, and management of patients in collaboration with physician colleagues. The APP promotes continuity of care by facilitating communication among the healthcare team, patients, and families while ensuring quality outcomes, patient safety, and efficient utilization of resources. The APP integrates current research and evidence‑based practices into clinical decision‑making.

• Provides day‑to‑day clinical leadership and coordination of patient care.
• Performs comprehensive histories and physical examinations.
• Orders, interprets, and acts upon diagnostic studies.
• Establishes diagnoses and develops individualized treatment plans.
• Prescribes medications and therapeutic interventions within scope of practice.
• Initiates and manages clinical pathways and evidence‑based protocols.
• Performs invasive procedures appropriate to training and credentialing.
• Participates in multidisciplinary rounds and collaborates on admission, transfer, and discharge planning.
• Communicates plans of care with physicians, nurses, case managers, patients, and family members.
• Provides patient and family education regarding disease processes, medications, and treatment plans.
• Facilitates timely and appropriate referrals and specialty consultations.
• Promotes safe transitions of care and discharge planning.
• Advocates for patients and families and coordinates supportive services, including pain management and palliative care.

• Serves as a clinical resource for nurses, residents, fellows, students, and other healthcare professionals.
• Participates in mentoring and precepting activities.
• Provides formal and informal educational programs based on evidence‑based practice.
• Supports community outreach and health promotion initiatives.

• Collaborates with physician leadership to achieve quality, safety, length of stay, patient satisfaction, and cost‑of‑care goals.
• Participates in performance improvement and quality assurance initiatives.
• Assists with the development and implementation of clinical pathways and standards of care.
• Supports accreditation readiness and regulatory compliance activities.
• Applies research and evidence‑based practices to improve patient outcomes.
• Participates in departmental, divisional, and organizational initiatives.

• Maintains professional licensure, certifications, and continuing education requirements.
• Participates in departmental educational activities, including grand rounds and journal clubs.
• Engages in local, regional, and national professional organizations.
• Supports research, evidence‑based practice, and scholarly activities.
• Doctorally prepared APPs may participate as principal investigators and contribute to the advancement of nursing science.