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St. Luke's Health System
NP/PA: Colorectal
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What they do
A Nurse Practitioner provides primary care and nursing care to patients. Performs physical exams, orders diagnostic tests, and provides medications. Works in a physician's office or other healthcare facility, under the direction of a physician. Performs work similar to that of a physician assistant but has different medical training and degree.
$133,845 / year median in Idaho
+24% projected growth
Job Description
St. Luke's in Boise is seeking a Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner ( First Assist is required) to join our collegial and patient focused Colorectal Surgery team. This busy but established practice will consist primarily of assisting in both colorectal surgeries, including, but not limited to: minimally invasive techniques and all aspects of colorectal surgery from pelvic floor and anorectal disease to inflammatory bowel disease and malignancy. Our specialists emphasize coordinated, collaborative care to ensure patients receive multi-disciplinary care. Experience is preferred but new grads accepted with a strong interest in surgery.
What You Can Expect:
M-F schedule w/ call approximately one weekend a month Clinic 2 days, OR time w/ rounding 2 1/2 days, schedule is variable and requires flexibility Support staff in clinic Malpractice insurance as well as malpractice tail coverage $3,500 Professional Development Fund Why Providers Choose St.Luke's:
More than sixty specialties converge here, including Idaho's only Children's Hospital. Our Advanced Practice Providers benefit from modern operating suites, advanced technology, and integrated support through technology - enabling them to spend more time on meaningful patient care and less on administrative burdens. But inside St. Luke's, the standout feature isn't equipment or facilities—it's the culture. We believe exceptional care begins with an environment that supports our clinicians. Nationally recognized by the American Medical Association's Joy in Medicine program for reducing burnout and boosting clinician well-being, St. Luke's leads in team collaboration, professional growth, and shared decision-making. For more information email Christine Gregory @ gregoryc@slhs.orgBenefits
- Professional Development