A PRN Neonatal Nurse Practitioner opportunity is available at St. Joseph's Hospital in Tucson, Arizona, supporting a dedicated neonatal program within a collaborative NICU care team. This per-diem role is structured for an experienced NNP who wants to maintain clinical engagement in a high-acuity neonatal environment while retaining scheduling flexibility. The position pairs the clinical depth of a specialized neonatal service with the lifestyle advantages of one of the Southwest's most livable cities.
Perks and Benefits
- Competitive PRN hourly rate commensurate with neonatal NP experience
- Professional liability (malpractice) coverage provided
- Flexible per-diem scheduling designed to support work-life balance
Practice Highlights
- PRN coverage role embedded within the neonatal services program at St. Joseph's Hospital, Tucson
- Collaborative care model alongside experienced neonatologists and dedicated NICU nursing staff
- Practice scope governed by collaborative agreement and Arizona state NP requirements
- Focus on delivering specialized care to newborns and their families within a high-quality neonatal program
Qualifications
- Master's-prepared Advanced Practice Nurse Practitioner (MSN or higher) required
- Active Arizona RNP license required, or eligibility to obtain prior to start
- Current national certification in the neonatal nurse practitioner specialty as required by the governing board and facility Medical Staff Bylaws
- All additional certifications required by the applicable governing board and in accordance with facility credentialing standards must be maintained
About the Community
Tucson offers a compelling quality of life anchored by dramatic Sonoran Desert scenery, mountain ranges on four sides, and more than 300 days of sunshine annually. The city blends a vibrant culinary scene, deep cultural and historical roots, and a welcoming, relaxed pace with ready access to hiking, cycling, and outdoor recreation year-round. As Arizona's second-largest city, Tucson provides urban amenities — including the University of Arizona and a robust arts community — without the congestion of a major metro, and the cost of living remains well below national coastal averages.