Advanced practice providers (APPs) at Ohio State play vital roles in providing high-quality patient care at one of the largest and most diverse academic health centers in the United States.
More than 735 APPs serve throughout The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center’s network of hospitals, ambulatory care centers and community-based offices. Their experience and specialized expertise ensure that Ohio State patients receive consistent, holistic treatment throughout the continuum of care.
Advanced practice provider job opportunities include:
- Clinical Nurse Anesthetists
- Nurse Practitioners
- Physician Assistants
- Anesthesiologist Assistants
- Clinical Nurse Specialists
- Nurse Midwives
Interested in joining our team?
Current employees and students start your search hereWhat’s great about advanced practice careers at the Ohio State Wexner Medical Center?
Ohio State provides advanced practice providers with the necessary support to succeed and grow both personally and professionally. Our Clinical Advancement Program provides a clear model for career growth, and excellent, specialized fellowships give APPs the opportunity to expand their skill sets with confidence.
Despite the Ohio State Wexner Medical Center’s large size—30,000 employees and growing—our staff members enjoy a welcoming culture that helps every team member feel at home.
Advanced Practice Provider Fellowships
Ohio State offers five fellowships that give advanced practice providers the opportunity to enhance their skills and become more specialized care providers. These 12-month programs combine education and clinical immersion with world-class experts.
Focused on cardiovascular medicine and surgery, orthopedics, ambulatory medicine, oncology and critical care, the fellowships are designed to help APPs develop more competence and confidence in their chosen setting.
Applications accepted mid-January – April 1.
Watch an Advanced Practice Fellowship information session
This virtual information session is intended for new and soon to be advanced practice professionals.
You’ll learn about fellowship opportunities across the health system. Topics covered include current and future job opportunities, application process, credentialing, and post-graduate advanced practice fellowship programs.
Benefits with your health and growth in mind
Advanced practice providers at Ohio State have access to an excellent, comprehensive benefits package from the first day of employment. A variety of affordable health insurance options and prescription drug coverages are available for individuals and families, and retirement plan options include an Ohio State Wexner Medical Center employer contribution of an amount equal to 14% of your eligible compensation per pay period.
Paid time off for advanced practice providers includes at least 10 holidays, 22 vacation days and 15 sick days. Employees can take advantage of 100% paid tuition assistance for Ohio State education; their dependents and partners can receive tuition assistance at 50%. Other generous benefits include paid parental leave and adoption assistance. APPs receive continuing medical education stipend allowances and Drug Enforcement Agency fee waivers.
Grow with Ohio State
Ohio State’s Clinical Advancement Program offers clear criteria and eligibility requirements for advancement, creating a straightforward and accessible path for career growth. It’s designed to reward those who achieve personal and professional growth and development, and it promotes a professional, collaborative practice environment.
Three levels of practice within the program are defined as APP (an entry-level position for all newly hired advanced practice providers), APP Proficient (designation for APPs well-rounded in clinical practice, research, clinical education, leadership and community service/wellness) and APP Expert (APPs who manage complex patient care situations and demonstrate excellence as a professional).
Why our team loves living and working in Columbus
“When people are looking for different places to practice and cities to move to, I don’t know if people know that much about Columbus, Ohio or really think about Columbus as a great city to move to. I feel like it’s a little bit of a secret.”
–Jessica Hill, APRN-CNM
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To build a diverse and inclusive workforce, all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability status or protected veteran status. The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer.