Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant - Emergency Medicine; SWWI
Listed on 2026-09-12
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Nursing
Nurse Practitioner, Healthcare Nursing, Emergency Medicine, Advanced Practice Nurse/APRN
The Department of Emergency Medicine is seeking to hire an additional Emergency Medicine Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant to join our regional practice in SWWI. The SWWI Region includesERs inLa Crosse and Sparta. Our current need is in the La Crosse, WI Emergency Medicine department. This position provides the opportunity to join and further develop a high-quality healthcare delivery team committed to practice, education and research.
The EDs have an annual volume of 24,100 visits/year in La Crosse. NP PAs cover 12-hour shifts alongside an EM physician colleague in La Crosse.
The NP PA is an independent provider, collaborates with the physician, and works with various other healthcare professionals. The NP PA will provide comprehensive assessment, diagnosis, ordering, conducting and interpreting diagnostic tests, prescription of pharmacological agents, and patient education. The NP PA will perform various procedures, including laceration repair, I&D, lumbar puncture, etc. Mayo Clinic values the skills and expertise of the NP PA in Emergency Medicine, and our goal is for you to be able to practice safely and confidently.
Our practice is unique in that we start with an onboarding process that assesses your skillset in order to provide the proper training that’s tailored specifically to you.
Join a positive, patient-focused environment where you and the physicians become partners and mutual advisors. With supervision and management by both physicians and other NPs and PAs, you’re supported by people who understand your professional needs and goals!
Inquiries may contact:
Madeline Ecklund
Provider Recruiter
ecklund.madeline
#EmergencyMedNPPA
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