NP - Acute Care Job in Lewiston, Idaho

Post-Acute Care APP Opening in ID** Located in Lewiston, Idaho **About the Position** A full-time NP or PA is sought to join a post-acute care team within a respected regional medical center. This role offers a balanced schedule, supportive team structure, and the opportunity to work in a collaborative inpatient-focused environment. -Schedule: 36 patient care hours + 4 admin hours -Call: Shared daily and weekend rotation -Average 15-20 patients per day -Team structure: 1 MD, 2 NPs -Post-acute care focus within a hospital-employed model **Practice Setting** -145-bed general acute care hospital -Largest full-service medical center between Boise, ID and Spokane, WA -Level III Trauma Center -Over 100 board-certified physicians and providers across specialties -Strong interdisciplinary collaboration and support **Qualifications** -Completion of an accredited Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant program -Eligible for Idaho licensure and DEA with full prescriptive authority **Compensation and Benefits** -Base salary starting at $125,000 + wRVU incentives -$10K sign-on bonus -$10K relocation assistance -$2K CME allowance -Student loan repayment assistance -20 days PTO -Comprehensive benefits: medical, dental, vision, life, pharmacy, wellness -401(k) retirement plan **Recognition and Highlights** -A-rated hospital safety (Leapfrog Group, multiple cycles) -Named among Becker's Great Community Hospitals -Recognized by U.S. News & World Report for Maternity Care excellence -Platinum Performance Achievement Award (ACC NCDR Chest Pain - MI Registry) -Blue Distinction Center for multiple specialty care areas **Community Highlights** Lewiston offers a scenic, outdoors-focused lifestyle with the convenience of a regional hub. -Located at the confluence of the Snake and Clearwater Rivers -Most inland seaport on the West Coast -Approximately 100 miles from Spokane, WA -Mild climate with year-round outdoor recreation -Hiking, fishing, cycling, and riverfront trails -Family-friendly community with strong schools, including a new $50M high school