A PRN Neonatal Nurse Practitioner opportunity is open at St. Joseph's Hospital in Tucson, Arizona, embedded within an established neonatal program supported by experienced neonatologists and dedicated NICU staff. This role is purpose-built for an NNP who values scheduling flexibility without stepping away from high-acuity neonatal care. Tucson offers a compelling lifestyle backdrop — desert scenery, year-round sunshine, and a lower cost of living than most major metro markets — making this an attractive option for a provider seeking per-diem engagement in a quality-focused environment.
Perks and Benefits
- Competitive PRN hourly rate
- Professional liability (malpractice) coverage provided
- Flexible per-diem scheduling designed to support work-life balance
Practice Highlights
- PRN coverage role within the neonatal services program at St. Joseph's Hospital, Tucson
- Collaborative team model alongside attending neonatologists and experienced NICU nursing staff
- Focused on specialized care delivery to newborns and their families within a high-quality neonatal program
- Practice scope governed by collaborative agreement and applicable Arizona state requirements for advanced practice
Qualifications
- Master's-prepared Advanced Practice Nurse Practitioner (MSN or higher) required
- Active Arizona RNP license required, or eligibility to obtain licensure in the state of practice
- Current certification as a Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (NNP-BC through NCC or equivalent governing board) required
- Additional certifications as required by facility Medical Staff Bylaws
- Must meet all applicable state law, regulation, and credentialing requirements for advanced practice neonatal care
About the Community
Tucson sits in the Sonoran Desert at the base of the Santa Catalina Mountains, offering 350-plus days of sunshine annually alongside world-class hiking, cycling, and outdoor recreation. The city blends a rich cultural heritage — including a thriving arts scene, acclaimed dining, and deep Southwestern history — with the academic energy of the University of Arizona. Cost of living remains notably lower than Phoenix or coastal markets, and the relaxed, welcoming character of the community makes Tucson a genuinely livable destination for clinicians at any career stage.