Critical Care Nurse Practitioner | Sign On Bonus Available

Expertise. Teamwork. Purpose.

In critical care, APPs are essential to delivering high-acuity, evidence-based care when it matters most. You bring advanced clinical skill, adaptability, and calm leadership to complex ICU environments-ensuring timely interventions and seamless coordination across multidisciplinary teams.
As part of the largest Critical Care organization in the U.S., you are supported by a national infrastructure and a collaborative culture that values your expertise. Whether practicing on-site or through Tele-ICU, you are empowered to make a meaningful impact in the lives of critically ill patients.

Practice at the Top of Your License as a Critical Care Nurse Practitioner in Great Falls, Montana

Deliver patient-centered care that makes a difference. In this role, you will collaborate with a skilled team, contribute to clinical excellence, and enjoy opportunities for professional growth-all while serving the Great Falls community.

Local Team Collaboration:

• Join our team of advanced practice providers and tele-critical care physicians to provide exceptional patient care resulting in positive patient outcomes.

Qualifications:

• Board Certified Acute Care Nurse Practitioner.

• Two years of experience as an independent provider in the ICU (with procedure logs).

• Montana Nurse Practitioners must demonstrate completion of 6,240 hours of supervised practice under a collaborative agreement with a physician.

• Must have certificate of full independent practice authority from the state of Montana.

• Active Montana license and DEA preferred.

• Authorized to work in the United States.

Scheduling:

• ICU coverage is 12-hour day Critical Care Advanced Practice Provider 7 a.m.
  
  -7 p.m. working in collaboration with Sound tele-ICU physician.

• Average of 15 shifts per month, modified block shift schedule.

Key Responsibilities:

• 10-bed surgical ICU with cardiothoracic patients and observation ICU patients, estimated 8 encounters per day.

• Work collaboratively with the cardiothoracic surgeon, nursing staff, respiratory therapists, consultants and other hospital team members to deliver high quality, evidence-based critical care services.

• Perform comprehensive assessments and implement patient treatment plans.

• Perform bedside procedures within scope of practice including central line and arterial line placement and intubation. Manage mechanical ventilation in collaboration with respiratory therapy.

• Participate in goals of care discussions and family communication.

• Participate in quality improvement and performance initiatives as determined.

Living and Working in Great Falls

• Great Falls, Montana offers something for everyone - scenic beauty, outdoor adventure and a vibrant arts scene. The city of 60,000 residents is surrounded by 4 mountain ranges, 3 rivers, 2 wilderness areas and 53 miles of scenic trails along the Missouri River.

• Great Falls is located halfway between Glacier National Park and Yellowstone National Park, making this centrally located city accessible and convenient via the international airport. Known for a strong arts and culture presence, Great Falls has 11 museums and 25+ murals throughout the city. It is also home to famed Western Artist Charles M. Russell. His works are visible throughout the city.
  
  Diverse dining options including fresh farm-to-table experiences and abundant local shopping and attractions make Great Falls an appealing destination city.

Rewards and Compensation:

• Annual salary, $200,000 plus based on 15 12-hour shifts per month.

• Commencement bonus paid in first paycheck.

• Comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, vision, and life insurance.

• 401k with matching contributions.

• Paid malpractice insurance with tail coverage.

• Mental health counseling.

• Annual CME allowance.

• Relocation assistance available.

• Leadership development programs.

• Continuing education and professional licensing support.