Emergency Medicine NP/PA Opportunity – Arkansas

Opportunity Overview

An exciting opportunity is available for an experienced Emergency Medicine Nurse Practitioner (NP) or Physician Assistant (PA) to provide care in a critical access facility in Arkansas. This opportunity is ideal for providers with strong emergency medicine experience and the ability to manage a broad range of emergency cases in a community-based setting.

Position Highlights

• Specialty: Emergency Medicine

• Location: Arkansas

• Provider Type: Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant

• Facility Setting: Critical Access

• Clinical Experience: Prior Emergency Medicine experience required

• Clinical Scope: Broad emergency medicine skill set

• Supervision: Assigned supervising physician required

Requirements

Education

• Graduate of an accredited Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant program

Licensure and Board Certification

• Active, unrestricted Arkansas license

• NP: AANP or ANCC board certification required

• PA: NCCPA certification required

• Active DEA registration with an Arkansas address

• Applicable Arkansas prescriptive authority and DEA/CDS requirements must be met

Required Certifications

• ACLS

• PALS

• ATLS

Clinical Documentation

• Two years of Emergency Medicine case logs

• Two years of CME/CEU documentation

Immunization and Health Requirements

• COVID-19 vaccination

• TB screening within the last 12 months

• Flu vaccination within the last 12 months

• Hepatitis B: Three-dose series or titers

• MMR: Two-dose series or titers

• Varicella: Two-dose series or titers

• Tdap vaccination within the last 10 years

Additional Credentialing Requirements

• Current resume

• Valid driver’s license

• Color photograph

• Complete credentialing documentation

Malpractice Coverage

• $1 million / $3 million coverage

Ideal Candidate

The ideal provider has prior Emergency Medicine experience, a comprehensive clinical skill set, current certifications, and the ability to provide emergency care in a critical access setting. Candidates should have their Arkansas licensure, DEA registration, case logs, and credentialing documents readily available to help facilitate the onboarding process.

Interested and qualified providers are encouraged to inquire for additional details about this opportunity.