Neonatal Nurse Practitioner-TR

Function in an expanded nursing role under approved protocols to assess, plan, implement and evaluate individualized patient care. This role provides care to infants and their families in Labor and Delivery, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Newborn Nursery, Pediatrics, and other hospital areas as needed under the direct supervision of the Medical Director. Responsible for collaboration, consultation, teaching and supervising.

At Novant Health, one of our core values is diversity and inclusion. By engaging the strengths and talents of each team member, we ensure a strong organization capable of providing remarkable healthcare to our patients, families and communities. Therefore, we invite applicants from all group dynamics to apply to our exciting career opportunities.

• Education: Graduate of accredited Nurse Practitioner Program. M.S. in Nursing or Graduate of Accredited Physician Assistant Program; Masters of Medical Science, required.
• Experience: Two years of high risk neonatal care experience, required.
  
• Licensure/certification: Registered Nurse currently licensed in North Carolina; approved to practice as a Neonatal Nurse Practitioner in North Carolina by the North Carolina Board of Nursing and North Carolina Board of Medical Examiners; Certified by NCC; Or currently licensed by North Carolina Board of Medical Examiners as a Physician Assistant; Certified by NCCPA, required.
• Additional skills required: Knowledge, skills and abilities required: Ability to successfully complete generic and department-specific skills validation and competency testing.

It is the responsibility of every Novant Health team member to deliver the most remarkable patient experience in every dimension, every time.

• Our team members are part of an environment that fosters team work, team member engagement and community involvement.
• The successful team member has a commitment to leveraging diversity and inclusion in support of quality care.
• All Novant Health team members are responsible for fostering a safe patient environment driven by the principles of "First Do No Harm".