Palliative Care/Hospice Nurse Practitioner- Full-time Opportunity

Non-profit community hospital in Northwestern Ohio is seeking an experienced, compassionate Nurse Practitioner for a full-time Palliative Care/Hospice opportunity.

Job Description:

• 100% inpatient, round on inpatient hospice patients M-F
• 6 patients/day, 5 day workweek, 8:00 am-5:00 pm, rotating on-call
• Hospitalists handle admissions
• Open ICU
• Practice autonomously and provide symptom management of really sick patients
• Symptom management, chronic disease management, goals of care, advanced care planning

Compensation and Benefits:

• Base salary plus w/RVU -- competitive salary range based on experience and training (to be discussed at interview).
• 200 hours of vacation/CME, 6 days paid holidays, birthday pay, sick leave accrual up to 600 hours
• Medical, vision and dental insurance, life and long-term disability insurance, malpractice insurance
• 403 (b) tax deferred annuity, 457 (b) deferred compensation retirement plan

About the Health System:

A nonprofit, integrated regional health system based in Findlay, OH, a unique micropolitan community and the second-largest city in Northwest Ohio. Serves an eight-county region and provides comprehensive services to over 4,000 patients each day. As one of only 45 members of the Mayo Clinic Care Network, the system's physicians can consult with Mayo Clinic specialists to provide second opinions at no cost to patients.

• Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program (PSLF) qualifying employer
• Findlay Hospital, 150-bed, 16-bed ICU, 18-bed CCU, Level III Trauma Center, Level III ODH Heart Care Center, 1,000 deliveries/year, Level II Special Care Nursery 32 weeks+
• Bluffton Hospital, 25-bed, specialty clinics, 24-hour ED, diagnostic services, outpatient surgery/procedures
• Findlay Surgery Center, freestanding facility, 4 ORs, 2 endoscopy suites, procedure rooms
• Four da Vinci® Xi™ Surgical Robots with da Vinci® Table Motion
• Cerner EMR integrated at inpatient and employed ambulatory settings
• Joint Commission Gold Seal of Approval®
• American Heart Association, American Stroke Association Advanced Certification for Primary Stroke Centers
• CMS Nursing Home “Five-Star Overall” & “5-Star Quality” ratings, Birchaven Village & Independence House
• Newsweek’s "America’s Best-In-State Hospitals 2024" List, Blanchard Valley Hospital
• Newsweek’s "America’s Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers 2024" List, Findlay Surgery Center
• US News “High Performing” Distinction in Heart Attack Care
• Global Health Exchange “Best 50” healthcare supply chains in North America”
• Chartis Center for Rural Health 2021 Top 100 Rural & Community Hospital, Bluffton Hospital
• Joint Commission “Distinction of Acute Stroke Ready Certification”, Bluffton Hospital

About the Community:

Findlay is a charming city in Ohio that combines natural beauty and cultural attractions. You can explore the scenic trails and waterways of the Hancock Park District, where you can spot wildlife, fish, or paddle. You can also visit the Mazza Museum, which showcases original artwork from children's books, or the Hancock Historical Museum, which displays local history and artifacts. Findlay is a great destination for families, art lovers, and outdoor enthusiasts who want to experience a slice of Ohio's heritage and nature.

Fast Findlay Facts:

• The City: The center of Hancock County, Findlay is located along Interstate 75. It is about 47 miles south of Toledo, 92 miles north of Columbus and 137 miles west of Cleveland. Findlay is considered a Micropolitan community.
• History: Findlay derived its name from Colonel James Findlay, Commander of the second regiment in the War of 1812. It was first laid out in 1821 by Joseph Vance and Elnathan Cory. Wilson Vance gave the town of Findlay its name.
• Population: 41,202 (based on 2010 US Census data)