OverviewVascular Surgery Advanced Practice ProviderSt. Joseph's Hospital - Nashua, NH
Dartmouth Health's Heart and Vascular Center is seeking an experienced
Physician Assistant (PA) or
Advanced Practice Nurse Practitioner (APRN) with
RNFA-certification to oversee Vascular Surgery services at Saint Joseph Hospital, an acute care hospital located in Nashua, NH. In this full-time role, you will be part of the continued growth of our Heart and Vascular Center across southern NH. This largely independent role includes a mix of outpatient, inpatient, vascular lab, and OR services.
Position Highlights:- Independent outpatient management of pre-operative and post-operative vascular surgery patients
- Inpatient rounding, consultations, and emergency department evaluations
- Operative first assist responsibilities alongside vascular surgeons
- Serve as a clinical leader and primary APP presence within the Vascular Lab
- Opportunity to help expand and shape vascular surgery services in the region
- Strong mentorship and professional development support through the academic medical center and APP Center
What Dartmouth Health has to offer you:- Generous retirement programs with up to 6% employer match
- Dedicated CME time and funds
- Inclusive and collegial multidisciplinary team
- Relocation bonuses and educational loan assistance for eligible candidates
- Ties to the academic medical center
To applyQualifications:- Minimum 5 years of Vascular Surgery experience required
- Excellent interpersonal skills, with the ability to communicate effectively and concisely both verbally and in writing with individuals and groups at various levels and various disciplines.
Required Licensure/Certifications:- Graduate of an accredited Physician Assistant or Advanced Practice Registered Nurse program
- Current PA or APRN licensure (or eligibility) in New Hampshire
- Eligible for Federal DEA Registration
- BLS certification
- RNFA certification required for APRN candidates
- Ability to practice independently and manage a broad spectrum of vascular patient care needs