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Prisma Health·Columbia, SC

Nurse Practitioner / Physician Assistant - Nocturnal Cardiac ICU - Columbia

Nurse Practitioner / PAFull timeNights
iPosting details
ScheduleNights · Full time
RequirementsFederal DEA license
EducationMSN
SourcePrisma Health · posted Oct 2, 2026
✓Requirements
Licensure
✓Controlled Substance license for the state in which the team member is working.
✓Federal DEA license
Certifications
✓Nurse Practitioner Degree Emphasis or Program Certificate equivalent.
✓Official Recognition as a Nurse Practitioner in the state the team member is working
✓Prescriptive Authority for the state in which the team member is working
Education
✓Master's Degree in Nursing
Qualifications
✓Maintain courteous and cooperative working relationships with all levels of management and employees, physicians, patients, guarantors and the general public.
+Prisma Health
105NP/PA roles open
ColumbiaSC · 81 mi to Charlotte
Pay for this position
Estimated
$59/hr$59/hr · typical NP/PA pay in South Carolina
Typical NP/PA pay in South Carolina
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Controlled Substance license for the state in which the team member is working.
✓Federal DEA license
Certifications
✓Nurse Practitioner Degree Emphasis or Program Certificate equivalent.
✓Official Recognition as a Nurse Practitioner in the state the team member is working
✓Prescriptive Authority for the state in which the team member is working
Education
✓Master's Degree in Nursing
Qualifications
✓Maintain courteous and cooperative working relationships with all levels of management and employees, physicians, patients, guarantors and the general public.

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About the role

Provides primary health care to a specific patient population within the guidelines of written protocols. Follows established nursing standards, procedures, and practices.