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Emergency Medicine Nurse Practitioner. Job in Perry Gr8Jobs

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StatUS Health Partners

Perry, IA (In Person)

Part-Time

Posted 2 weeks ago (Updated 2 weeks ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 7/19/2026

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Job Description

STAT US is seeking Nurse Practitioners to become a part of our Emergency Department team in Perry, Iowa. Join STAT US working part-time, or PRN at Dallas County Hospital.
Position Highlights Annual ED Volume:
4,200 patients
Average Daily Volume:
ED:
15;
Inpatient:
1-3 Critical Access Hospital; Level IV trauma center Single provider coverage
EMR:
CPSI Max Shift Length:
24 hours 1099 independent contractor Qualifications
ATLS, ACLS, & PALS
Previous EM and Hospitalist experience required Facility Highlights Dallas County Hospital (DCH) in Perry, Iowa, is a full-service community hospital, providing 24/7 emergency care, specialized clinics, and laboratory services. The hospital is committed to serving the local area with a focus on patient comfort and advanced medical technology, including diagnostic imaging and rehabilitation services. Community Highlights Designated as one of Iowa's "Great Places," Perry, IA, boasts a combination of arts, history, culture, commerce and recreation, unmatched to any other of its size! Perry's walkable downtown is home to more than 30 buildings on the National Register of Historic Places, multiple arts and culture festivals, as well as several murals and public art pieces, including four sculptures along the Willis Avenue boulevard that pay tribute to Perry's historical ties to the railroad, agriculture, industry and the arts.