A 473-bed acute care facility in Buffalo, New York is seeking an Emergency Medicine Advanced Practice Clinician — either a Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant — to join the team at Mercy Hospital of Buffalo, home to the region's busiest emergency department. Accredited by the Joint Commission, Mercy Hospital is part of Catholic Health, a non-profit health system serving Western New York with a commitment to compassionate, technology-forward care. This is a high-volume, full-scope APC role in one of the most active EDs in the region, offering a strong compensation and benefits package with long-term stability.
Perks and Benefits
- Competitive pay structure with benefits package
- 401(k) retirement plan
- Health, vision, and dental insurance
- Paid professional liability insurance with tail coverage
- Paid time off
- CME provided through an established national clinical education institute
- Employee assistance program
- Referral bonus program
Practice Highlights
- Western New York's busiest emergency department — high acuity, high volume, full clinical scope for APCs
- 473-bed facility offering a comprehensive continuum of acute care services
- Joint Commission accredited — meets the highest national quality and patient safety standards
- Part of Catholic Health, a non-profit integrated health system with deep regional infrastructure and subspecialty support across Western New York
- Access to the latest clinical technology consistent with an award-winning regional health system
- Broad regional referral catchment drawing complex medical and surgical volume from across Western New York
Qualifications
- Current certification as a Nurse Practitioner (NP) or Physician Assistant (PA) with emergency medicine training or experience
- Active New York State licensure or eligibility to obtain prior to start
- Comfort managing the full spectrum of emergency department acuity in a high-volume community and regional referral setting
- Emergency medicine-focused NPs should hold ACNP, FNP, or equivalent certification appropriate for acute/emergency care practice
About the Community
Buffalo, New York sits on the eastern shore of Lake Erie at the western terminus of the Erie Canal corridor — a city undergoing sustained economic and cultural revitalization with a nationally recognized food scene, affordable cost of living, and passionate sports culture. Clinicians relocating to Buffalo gain access to four-season outdoor recreation including skiing at nearby Ellicottville, waterfront activities on Lake Erie and the Niagara River, and day-trip proximity to Niagara Falls and Toronto. Strong public and private school options, walkable neighborhoods, and housing costs well below the national average make Buffalo a compelling destination for clinicians at any career stage.