Advanced Practice Provider - Casual Pediatrics Hospital Medicine

Nemours Children's Health is hiring a casual Advanced Practice Provider (APP) - Hospital Medicine to provide direct and indirect care to patients and their families inpatient at Studer Family Children's Hospital.

Night shift (11:00pm to 8:00am) casual position will help cover associates on PTO FMLA or sick days.

Must be capable of self-directed independent and collaborative practice. Strong communication and inter‑professional skills are required as this role is a critical liaison between medical teams, nursing teams, and families.

• Practices collaboratively with physicians and other health care providers to provide high quality healthcare to children.
• Performs appropriate assessment of patient/family upon referral/admission.
• Performs ongoing assessment and evaluation of patient progress and revision of interdisciplinary plan of care.
• May use prescriptive authority if appropriately credentialed to do so. Collaborates inter-professionally as needed. Identifies patient/family need for further resources and initiates appropriate referrals.
• Assists the Staff Nurse in formulating the Nursing Care Plan and setting priorities based on the needs of patient and family.
• Documents patient care and progress on patient's chart.
• Coordinates Nursing Plan for Discharge in collaboration with the Staff Nurse and other members of the health care team.
• Provides patient/family teaching based on identification of learning needs.
• Evaluates compliance with the prescribed treatment regimen through telephone calls, family/patient assessments and outpatient visits as needed.

• Graduate of a Physician Assistant program accredited by the Committee on Allied Health Education and Accreditation. Active license as a Physician Assistant in the State of Florida

OR

• Active Advanced Practice Nurse Licensure/Physician Assistant Licensure, with or without prescriptive authority
• Current AHA BLS
• Minimum of one year relevant experience required.

• No state income tax in Florida
• Competitive compensation

• Home to pristine white beaches and the iconic emerald waters of the Gulf Coast (consistently voted one of the top beaches in the country)
• Pensacola boasts a rich history including pre‑Civil War forts, archaeological sites, the title of America's first settlement, and is home to the US Navy's flight demonstration squadron, The Blue Angels.
• Cost of living below the national average
• The perfect combination of a relaxed beach town and bustling metropolitan center, Pensacola's temperate and climate offer a friendly community and an unparalleled quality of life.
• Pensacola prides itself on its diverse and emerging cultures. Annual festivals, events, and performances display the region's greatest musicians, food, artists, shows, and vendors that captivate the heart and history of the area.

As part of Ascension, the largest non‑profit health system in the U.S. and the world's largest Catholic health system, Sacred Heart Hospital Pensacola is a 566‑bed facility that offers:

• Studer Family Children's Hospital is the region's only children's hospital and is a full‑service pediatric facility including a dedicated pediatric emergency department/trauma center, 48 general pediatric beds, 10 Hem/Onc beds and a 75 bed NICU. The hospital utilizes the Cerner EMR.
• Sacred Heart was founded by the Daughters of Charity in 1915. The Sacred Heart Children's Hospital opened their doors on April 1, 1969.
• While technology has improved dramatically, and the buildings have grown and expanded, the commitment to the mission remains steadfast: to provide excellent health care to all people, with special attention to the poor and vulnerable.
• The Studer Family Children's Hospital at Ascension Sacred Heart is dedicated to the care of sick and injured babies and children regardless of the patient's ability to pay.
• The campus includes an onsite Ronald McDonald House and in‑house Ronald McDonald Family Room, a regional pediatric dialysis center, pediatric sedation for imaging studies
• There is a Pediatric Residency program that has been training Pediatricians since 1970.