Advanced Practice Provider Cardiothoracic ICU and IMCU
Advanced Practice Provider Cardiothoracic ICU and IMCU
Description
Sentara Mid-Atlantic Cardiothoracic Surgeons is seeking Cardiothoracic Advanced Practice Providers to join our growing inpatient team at Sentara Heart Hospital in Norfolk, VA. APPs will support post-operative cardiothoracic surgery patients across the Cardiothoracic ICU (CTICU) and Intermediate Care Unit (IMCU) in a high-acuity, collaborative environment delivering top-tier care.
Position Highlights
100% inpatient role caring for post-operative cardiac surgery patients
CTICU and IMCU coverage with opportunity for independent bedside procedures and full privileges
Over 2,300 cardiac cases annually (including ECMO, thoracic surgery, and heart transplant; no pediatrics)
23-bed CTICU within a 543-bed quaternary, Level I Trauma Center
Well-established APP team with strong physician collaboration
Rotating schedules including weekends/nights (shift structures vary by unit)
Incentives
$10,000 Commencement Bonus (payable on first paycheck)
$10,000 Retention Bonus ($5,000 paid at end of year 2 and 3)
Benefit Highlights
Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage
$3,000 annual CME allowance
$5,000 annual quality bonus
$10,000 student loan forgiveness program
Malpractice and tail coverage
Licensing renewals paid
Generous PTO
Epic EMR
PSLF Eligible (non-profit)
Why Coastal Virginia Enjoy life in a vibrant coastal community offering excellent schools, rich history, and endless outdoor recreation—beaches, boating, biking, dining, and live entertainment in Norfolk’s Waterside District.
Join a team where APPs are valued, supported, and empowered to practice at the top of their license while making a meaningful impact on patient outcomes.
Requirements
We welcome licensed Physician Assistants, Acute Care Nurse Practitioners, or Nurse Practitioners (non-acute care certified) that are actively practicing inpatient. New graduates who have completed a Critical Care Fellowship, or those with a strong interest/rotation in cardiothoracic critical care will be considered.
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