What am I credentialed to do here?
Procedures, admissions, prescribing, and whether the medical staff bylaws match the job description.
An NP or PA role turns on what you are permitted to do, who you practice with, and what the week looks like when the schedule is full. Haverell helps you establish that before anyone else hears your name.
01 / Before an introduction
Hospitals, critical access hospitals, anesthesia groups, ambulatory surgery centers, and physician practices hire nurse practitioners and physician assistants into jobs that sometimes share a single posting. These are the details that separate them.
Procedures, admissions, prescribing, and whether the medical staff bylaws match the job description.
The collaborating or supervising physician, what happens when they are away, and whether the role treats nurse practitioners and physician assistants as interchangeable.
Clinic, hospital, emergency department, operating room, or surgery center. Panel or census, visit length, and who owns the work after hours.
Call, weekends, and whether productivity expectations assume a day that does not exist. If you practice anesthesia as a CRNA, that is a separate page.
For nurse practitioners and physician assistants
Talk through scope, geography, call, and the kind of practice you want. No CV is required to begin, and no employer is contacted unless you approve a specific introduction. There is never a cost to you.
Start a Confidential Conversation02 / For organizations
Someone considering a move should hear the scope, the relationship, and the week—not a combined title and a hope that the details can wait.
A posting that says “NP or PA” can hide more than one practice.
Haverell helps you say which one you have: what the bylaws allow, who collaborates or supervises, what call requires, and why a nurse practitioner or physician assistant would move. Introductions follow that account. CRNA search, when the role is anesthesia, lives on its own page.
Discuss an NP or PA Search03 / Your control
Exploring is not the same as agreeing to be presented.
We will discuss a specific opportunity with you before your name, CV, or personal information is presented to an employer. You can stop at any point, without giving a reason.
Start a Confidential Conversation