NP ER Full-time

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Specialization:
Emergency Medicine

Job Summary:

Emergency Medicine advanced practice provider opportunity at Frankfort Regional Medical Center in Frankfort, Kentucky.

Qualified Candidates:
  • Board certified as an NP or PA
  • Two years ED practice experience required
  • Join HCA Clinical Services Group
  • Minimum 2 years experience as NP/PA in ED or Urgent Care setting
Frankfort Regional Medical Center and emergency department:
  • 40,000 annual ED visits
  • 28 private treatment rooms, 1 trauma bay
  • 5 fast-track rooms for rapid evaluation
  • 178-bed facility
  • Level III Trauma Center
  • Accredited Chest Pain Center with Primary PCI
  • Accredited Primary Stroke Center
  • Recipient of numerous awards and accolades for quality of care, including Magnet® designation for nursing excellence
Frankfort, Kentuckys capital city, is nestled between Louisville and Lexington along the Kentucky River, and is in the heart of bourbon, horse, and wine country. Part of Kentuckys Golden Triangle, Frankfort residents enjoy fast interstate access to three full service airports and other "big city" amenities of Louisville, Lexington, and Cincinnati. Amidst all the bustling activity, Frankfort still retains a pleasant, secure atmosphere. The vast array of architectural styles, famous land marks, museums of Kentuckys past, and unique shopping make Frankfort a special place for residents. As a place to live and work, Central Kentucky has it all, including affordable housing, outstanding K through 12 schools, and nationally-recognized colleges and universities. You’ll also have access to arts and culture and every outdoor activity you can imagine. This part of the country also features a very comfortable climate and the best of all four seasons.
 

 

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