Full-Time

Advanced Practitioner

Urogynecology

GBMC HealthCare

GBMC HealthCare

Not-for-profit health system operating hospitals

Compensation Overview

$82.8k - $137.8k/yr

United States

In Person

Category
Medical, Clinical & Veterinary (1)
Required Skills
CPR

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Requirements
  • Completion of a Certified Nurse Practitioner Program or Physician Assistant Program.
  • A high level of analytical ability is required for assessing patients and implementing appropriate interventions.
  • Substantial interpersonal skills are required to interact effectively with staff, physicians, patients, and family members.
  • Current registration with the Maryland State Board of Examiners of Nurses as a Certified Adult or Family Nurse Practitioner, or a Maryland Physician Assistant license, is required.
  • A valid contract with preceptors is required.
  • Completion of a Healthcare Provider CPR course is required yearly.
  • The employee must be able to concentrate and pay close attention to detail for up to eighty percent of work time while performing duties and dealing with patients and families, often during stressful situations.
  • The employee must be able to stand and walk for prolonged periods.
  • The employee must understand patient and workforce safety as it relates to job duties.
  • The employee must demonstrate competency in delivering care and apply knowledge to meet age-specific patient needs when applicable.
Responsibilities
  • Under general supervision, manage the clinical care of patients.
  • Assume responsibility for the initial evaluation and treatment of patients in assigned areas.
  • Perform initial histories and physical examinations and document them appropriately.
  • Write standard orders in accordance with hospital policy.
  • Write appropriate orders related to pre-existing conditions.
  • Discuss physical and emotional findings that may interfere with patient care with the attending physician and nursing staff.
  • Continuously evaluate patient progress in collaboration with the attending physician and alter treatment modalities as needed.
  • Evaluate the nursing, medical, social, and educational needs of assigned patients.
  • Initiate referrals to appropriate ancillary departments and community resources based on patient needs and document them in the progress note.
  • Write progress notes for each visit, documenting pertinent information about patient progress and the treatment regimen.
  • Write orders appropriate to patient care requirements in compliance with the existing contract.
  • Establish medical diagnoses in compliance with the contract.
  • Refer problems requiring consultation to the physician or designee and document the referral in the progress note.
  • Immediately refer acute or life-threatening patient conditions to the physician or designee and document the physical findings and treatment plan.
  • Perform technical functions covered by the job description and delegation agreement submitted to the Board of Physicians Quality Assurance and/or Maryland Board of Nursing, the approved nurse practitioner agreement, and hospital policy.
  • Document the results of technical functions performed.
  • Report abnormal findings related to technical functions to the physician or designee.
  • Monitor patient responses related to technical functions and document them.
  • Act as a clinical resource.
  • Support and participate actively in nursing and hospital performance-improvement initiatives.
  • Perform activities addressing patient and family education needs.
  • Provide health education to patients and families, including preventive health care and information about current medical conditions and treatment regimens, and document it in the progress note or established flow sheet.
  • Plan and review home-care instructions with patients and families when needed, including services provided by community resources and hospital-based ancillary services.
  • Pursue educational activities to meet identified educational needs, maintain continuing certification, and attend mandatory in-service training.
  • Treat patients, families, coworkers, and others with fairness, kindness, courtesy, respect, and consideration for personal dignity and privacy.
  • Listen and respond appropriately to the needs, feelings, and capabilities of others.
  • Meet or exceed customer expectations and pursue learning and self-development.
  • Pay attention to detail and follow through.
  • Set a positive, professional example and take ownership of problems to solve them.
  • Plan and use required resources appropriately for job duties.
  • Work regularly and arrive on time.
  • Work cooperatively and collaboratively with others to support team success.
  • Address and resolve conflict positively and seek others' ideas to reach effective solutions.
  • Demonstrate honesty, integrity, and good judgment while respecting patients' cultural, psychosocial, and spiritual needs.
  • Embrace change and improvement, continuously improve service quality, remain flexible in new situations, and achieve results on time by focusing on priorities and managing time efficiently.

GBMC HealthCare owns and operates Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC), a regional community hospital in Towson, Maryland. It also includes GBMC Health Partners, a network of more than 300 primary care providers and specialists; Greater Baltimore Health Alliance; the GBMC Foundation; and Gilchrist, Maryland’s leading nonprofit provider of serious illness and end-of-life care. The organization coordinates hospital care, outpatient services, and support through its network to deliver medical services to the community. It aims to educate the next generation of clinicians while pursuing high-quality, patient-centered care for every patient and family, aligning care with what the patient would want for their loved ones. Its goal is to improve health outcomes for the community by providing comprehensive medical care, education, and support across its facilities and programs.

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Total Funding

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Headquarters

Baltimore, Maryland

Founded

1960

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • GBMC invested $77 million in community benefit during fiscal 2025, strengthening local loyalty.
  • A $6 million radiation oncology renovation launched in January 2026 and finishes in 2027.
  • The 2025 CEO hire from Kent Hospital brings turnaround experience to a stable nonprofit system.

What critics are saying

  • EEOC v. GBMC heads toward trial after April 2026 disability-bias rulings.
  • A $1.2 million malpractice verdict in October 2025 exposes clinical and reputational vulnerability.
  • Paari Gopalakrishnan replaced John Chessare in 2025, and leadership transition risk remains acute.

What makes GBMC HealthCare unique

  • GBMC Health Partners spans 300-plus clinicians across Baltimore County with extended hours.
  • In 2026, GBMC became the first hospital to earn NCMEC Community Education Partner status.
  • GBMC’s SAFE, DV, and Child Protection program anchors its nationally recognized prevention work.

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