A full-time Acute Care Nurse Practitioner opportunity on the inpatient Neurosurgery service at Detroit Medical Center — one of Michigan's premier academic health systems — covering three major hospitals across the Detroit metro. This is a high-acuity, high-volume role with broad exposure to complex neurosurgical pathology and a collaborative, interdisciplinary team environment that makes it an exceptional platform for an NP looking to deepen subspecialty expertise.
Perks and Benefits
- Competitive salary commensurate with acute care NP experience in a high-acuity academic setting
- Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance
- 401(k) retirement plan
- Paid time off
- Continuing medical education (CME) allowance
- Malpractice insurance coverage provided
Practice Highlights
- Multi-hospital inpatient Neurosurgery service spanning DMC Harper University Hospital, Sinai-Grace Hospital, and Detroit Receiving Hospital
- High-volume, high-acuity patient population encompassing the full breadth of complex neurosurgical pathology
- 12-hour rotating shifts covering both days and nights
- Embedded within an academic medical center environment with robust interdisciplinary collaboration
- Daily partnership with attending neurosurgeons, nursing staff, and ancillary care teams
- Detroit Receiving Hospital is a Level I Trauma Center, contributing significant acute neurosurgical trauma volume to the service
- Harper University Hospital serves as the flagship academic campus, offering teaching and learning exposure alongside clinical responsibilities
Qualifications
- Master's-prepared Advanced Practice Nurse Practitioner (MSN or higher) required
- Acute Care Nurse Practitioner (ACNP) certification required
- Active Michigan RNP license required, or eligibility to obtain prior to start
- Additional certifications as required by the governing board and in accordance with DMC Medical Staff Bylaws
- Must meet all applicable state licensure, certification, and registration requirements for advanced practice nursing in Michigan
About the Community
Detroit is a city in active revitalization — a compelling mix of deep cultural history, professional sports, a nationally recognized dining and live music scene, and a growing riverfront district that draws residents and visitors alike. The broader metro area offers diverse, affordable neighborhoods, easy access to the Great Lakes and surrounding outdoor recreation, and a healthcare and technology sector that continues to expand. For clinicians seeking an urban lifestyle with genuine career momentum, Detroit delivers both.