Nurse Practitioner-Hospitalist Group-Nights

St. Mary's Physician Care

Blue Springs, Missouri

Posted Sep 18 · Applications close Sep 18, 2027 · 2 years of experience

Pay: Not posted
Shift and hours: 12-⁠hour nights
License: NP license
Term: Permanent

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Education: EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, TRAINING 1. MSN with specialization as an ARNP

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License: Current state license as an Advanced Practice Nurse3. BLS upon hire and maintain current4. One to two years of experience as a nurse practitioner preferred.5. Previous experience with electronic health record.

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Overview At St. Mary’s Physician Care, our dedicated team of professionals is committed to our core values of quality, compassion, and community. Affiliated with St. Mary’s Medical Center, St. Mary’s Physician Care is actively seeking new members to join its award-winning team! Responsibilities The Nurse Practitioner focuses on providing general care to patients of all ages, with utmost patience, care, compassion and understanding. Perform tasks within their scope of practice which may include conducting tests, recording medical histories, providing treatments, assisting physicians and enhancing public awareness on the importance of health, and prescribing medications.

Highlights

Full-time employed opportunity
7on/7off
12-hour shifts
Open ICU
18-20 patients per shift
Assist physicians with rounding and admissions
Work with Collaborative Practice Agreement
Must have 2 years' experience working in inpatient hospitalist setting
Compensation and Benefits
Marketable shift rate
CME Allowance
Medical, dental, vision, life, disability insurance
Medical malpractice insurance including tail coverage
Qualifications
EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, TRAINING 1. MSN with specialization as an ARNP

Current state license as an Advanced Practice Nurse3. BLS upon hire and maintain current4. One to two years of experience as a nurse practitioner preferred.5. Previous experience with electronic health record.

Employment Status Full Time Shift Nights Equal Employment Opportunity Company is an equal employment opportunity employer. Company prohibits discrimination against any applicant or employee based on race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national origin, age (subject to applicable law), disability, military status, genetic information or any other basis protected by applicable federal, state, or local laws. The Company also prohibits harassment of applicants or employees based on any of these protected categories. Know Your Rights: https://www.eeoc.gov/sites/default/files/2022-10/EEOC_KnowYourRights_screen_reader_10_20.pdf

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In Blue Springs, MO

Blue Springs, MO

Living costs about 9% below the US average

Life in Blue Springs, MO

NeighborhoodsBlue Springs features established and scenic subdivisions spread across distinct pockets of the city. Stone Creek sits approximately three miles south of downtown, offering tree-lined streets, quiet suburban living, and quick highway access near Blue Springs Lake and Lake Jacomo. Northward, Waterfield and Waterfield North provide a 320-home master-planned setting featuring three private lakes, neighborhood walking areas, and proximity to the Adams Dairy Parkway retail district. Established mid-tier subdivisions like Kingsridge and Plaza Estates, developed between the 1970s and 1990s along the Interstate 70 and Highway 40 corridors, offer mature lots close to local campuses and regional commutes.

Blue Springs features established and scenic subdivisions spread across distinct pockets of the city. Stone Creek sits approximately three miles south of downtown, offering tree-lined streets, quiet suburban living, and quick highway access near Blue Springs Lake and Lake Jacomo.

Northward, Waterfield and Waterfield North provide a 320-home master-planned setting featuring three private lakes, neighborhood walking areas, and proximity to the Adams Dairy Parkway retail district. Established mid-tier subdivisions like Kingsridge and Plaza Estates, developed between the 1970s and 1990s along the Interstate 70 and Highway 40 corridors, offer mature lots close to local campuses and regional commutes.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source: askcathy.com

Getting aroundCommuters rely primarily on personal vehicles, with Interstate 70 serving as the central east-west arterial linking Blue Springs to regional hospital centers across the Kansas City metro area. Highway 40 and Adams Dairy Parkway function as primary surface thoroughfares for north-south navigation and local hospital clinics. The average one-way commute time for residents is roughly 23 minutes, though westbound travel toward central Kansas City can back up during traditional morning rush hours.

Commuters rely primarily on personal vehicles, with Interstate 70 serving as the central east-west arterial linking Blue Springs to regional hospital centers across the Kansas City metro area. Highway 40 and Adams Dairy Parkway function as primary surface thoroughfares for north-south navigation and local hospital clinics.

The average one-way commute time for residents is roughly 23 minutes, though westbound travel toward central Kansas City can back up during traditional morning rush hours.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: realestate.usnews.com Source 2: travelwithsara.com Source 3: askcathy.com

OutdoorsOutdoor recreation centers on expansive community parks and immediate access to Jackson County's major reservoirs. Water enthusiasts and trail runners take advantage of nearby Lake Jacomo and Blue Springs Lake for boating, fishing, and shoreline hiking. In town, Pink Hill Park features the Veteran's Way Memorial, sand volleyball courts, and a competitive BMX race course, while Central Park offers rentable plots in an active community garden alongside paved walking spaces.

Outdoor recreation centers on expansive community parks and immediate access to Jackson County's major reservoirs. Water enthusiasts and trail runners take advantage of nearby Lake Jacomo and Blue Springs Lake for boating, fishing, and shoreline hiking.

In town, Pink Hill Park features the Veteran's Way Memorial, sand volleyball courts, and a competitive BMX race course, while Central Park offers rentable plots in an active community garden alongside paved walking spaces.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: travelwithsara.com Source 2: askcathy.com

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Positioned roughly 19 miles east of downtown Kansas City along the Interstate 70 corridor, Blue Springs offers healthcare workers a balanced suburban retreat characterized by scenic lakefront access, spacious neighborhoods, and exceptional public safety. Relocating nurses will find a welcoming community where post-shift decompression is easy, whether that means jogging around nearby Lake Jacomo and Blue Springs Lake, grabbing coffee at Scout's, or browsing the nursery grounds and locally grown produce at Colonial Gardens. Residential enclaves like Stone Creek and Waterfield provide tranquil surroundings with neighborhood pools and private lakes, while arterial corridors along Adams Dairy Parkway and Highway 40 handle daily shopping and dining needs. Commuting to regional healthcare facilities is straightforward via I-70, with average local drive times hovering around 23 minutes. The trade-offs center primarily on suburban pacing: nightshift workers seeking late-night dining and eclectic urban nightlife will regularly travel toward Kansas City or Lee's Summit, and homeowners frequently note Jackson County's higher tax administration. For professionals prioritizing premier schools, park systems like Pink Hill Park, and quiet residential living, Blue Springs remains a compelling base.

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