Nurse Practitioner - Palliative Care

Hawai'i Pacific Health Aiea, HI 96701, US

$144,477 - $180,586 / year

About the Opportunity

Hawai‘i Pacific Health is seeking a motivated and driven Nurse Practitioner to join our Palliative Medicine team on the island of O‘ahu

What You’ll Do:

· Provide compassionate, patient-centered palliative care focused on relief of symptoms, pain management, and support for patients and families facing serious illness.

· Develop individualized care plans by assessing and managing complex medical conditions, addressing physical, emotional, and psychosocial needs, and facilitating advance care planning.

· Collaborate in interdisciplinary team-based care and participate in quality improvement initiatives to enhance palliative care delivery and patient experience.

What You’ll Enjoy:

Competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefits package , including relocation assistance, malpractice coverage, CME support, and retirement savings programs.
A balanced schedule that supports work-life harmony
A collaborative environment with experienced clinical and office support staff
Living and working in Honolulu , where natural beauty and metropolitan life connect

Qualifications:

Hawaii Registered Nurse License
Hawaii Advanced Practice Registered Nurse License (APRN)
Current American Heart Association Health Care Provider Basic Life Support (BLS)

Why the Hawai‘i Pacific Health Medical Group?

The Hawai‘i Pacific Health Medical Group (HPHMG) is comprised of approximately 900 employed physicians and advanced practice providers. It was formed in December 2019 to unify our employed physicians and advanced practice providers at Hawai‘i Pacific Health’s medical centers and clinics into one medical group. The consolidation brings the talent and expertise of our providers together to ensure consistency and excellence in patient outcomes and patient experiences throughout Hawai’i Pacific Health.

Members of HPHMG function as one team and share a collective commitment to provide consistent, high-quality care and service to our patients, their families and our community as they work together toward our mission to create a healthier Hawai‘i.

This optimal organizational structure also supports Hawai‘i Pacific Health’s efforts to make our organization a great place for our providers to practice medicine by promoting collegiality, teamwork, collaboration and well-being.

About Pali Momi Medical Center

With 118 beds and more than 500 physicians on its medical staff, Pali Momi Medical Center offers a full range of services for the communities of Central and West O'ahu. The medical center has delivered many medical firsts for the community, including Central and West O‘ahu’s only interventional cardiac catheterization unit to detect and treat heart disease, and one of the largest comprehensive centers for cancer care. Pali Momi also has a fully integrated minimally invasive surgical suite, CT scan and MRI services, a women’s center and the state’s first retina center.

Req ID 34031

Pay Range: 144,477 - 180,586 USD per year

Category: Nursing

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