Job Overview
Boston Medical Center's Department of Neurology is hiring a Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant to work in its Epilepsy Division.
The clinician partners with and works under the general supervision of the Division Chief of Epilepsy.
The role covers outpatient care for epilepsy patients and those with seizure-related disorders, plus some inpatient care.
It is structured as a four-day week of 10-hour days, with alternate full-time arrangements possible.
Duties include taking histories and performing exams, ordering and interpreting tests and imaging, setting diagnoses and treatment plans, prescribing medication, documenting care, and coordinating with neurology and other departments.
The clinician also joins shared clinics with neurologists and handles independent inpatient practice where privileges allow.
Nurse practitioner candidates need a master's degree in nursing, a Massachusetts APRN license, and ANCC registration.
PA candidates need a bachelor's degree from an ARC-PA accredited program, eligibility for the NCCPA exam, and Massachusetts PA licensure.
Both must hold Massachusetts controlled-substance and federal DEA registrations plus current BLS certification, and neurology experience is preferred.
The listed salary range runs from $80,200 to $269,851, and applications go through the posting or the listed contact email.
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Original company posting: https://careers.bmc.org/jobs/nurse-practitioner-physician-assistant-epilepsy-boston-massachusetts
