2025 Critical Care Advanced Practice Provider Fellowship Program

About the position

The Dartmouth Health Postgraduate Fellowship Programs offer Advanced Practice Providers an intensive 12-month experience of advanced training. Your training will be comprised of didactic and clinical curriculums that will occur concomitantly. Our Postgraduate Advanced Practice Provider Fellowships give you the opportunity to further refine critical thinking and highly marketable skills to a specialized patient population, provide high-quality care to a wide variety of patients in the chosen specialty, and be part of an organization dedicated to training the next generation of health care providers. You will learn and work alongside colleagues in all areas of healthcare who are committed to team-based patient care, and you will have access to MD, APP, and other staff participating in world-class research, teaching, and leadership through Dartmouth College, TDI, the Value Institute and Geisel School of Medicine, Biomedical and Science Libraries, DHMC Patient Safety Training Center (PSTC), gross anatomy lab, and POCUS Training. You will earn a competitive annual stipend, full and comprehensive benefits, and continuing education credits are available at no cost by participating in and attending lectures, conferences, grand rounds, and journal club. You will live in a diverse social, cultural and artistic community in a Northern New England setting that offers a wide range of year-round outdoor recreational activities with easy access to major metropolitan areas.

Responsibilities

• Participate in an intensive 12-month training program in critical care medicine.
• Engage in didactic and clinical curriculums concurrently.
• Provide high-quality care to critically ill medical and surgical patients.
• Participate in team-based patient care alongside healthcare colleagues.
• Access various educational resources and training facilities.

Requirements

• Eligible to obtain an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) or PA license in New Hampshire.
• Graduate of an accredited Adult Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner (AGACNP) program or an accredited master's degree Physician Assistant (PA) program.
• Eligible to pass (or have passed) the ANCC, AACN, or NCCPA certification.
• Have ANCC, AACN, or NCCPA certification by matriculation date.
• Eligible for RN licensure in New Hampshire.
• Eligible for Federal DEA Registration.
• Participate in a personal interview on the campus of DHMC.
• Complete the formal online application process if asked to participate in a personal interview.
• Participate in a criminal background check and urine drug screen as part of the pre-employment requirements.

Nice-to-haves

• Experience in critical care settings.
• Strong interest in multidisciplinary critical care medicine.

Benefits

• Competitive annual stipend.
• Full and comprehensive benefits package.
• Continuing education credits available at no cost.
• Access to lectures, conferences, grand rounds, and journal club.
• Opportunity to live in a diverse community with outdoor recreational activities.