ECU Health Center for Advanced Clinical Practice
Build a career and a life you love in eastern North Carolina
You belong where you push boundaries and your team pushes you.
At ECU Health, there are more than 800 advanced practice providers (APPs) representing nearly every specialty—from pediatrics to cardiothoracic surgery, family medicine to trauma, oncology to palliative care and everything in between.
We’re recruiting professionals who want to grow their careers in dynamic and inspiring environments. Whether you want to explore your potential at a large teaching hospital, a community-based regional hospital or an ambulatory clinic, you’ll be part of a system that’s at the forefront of evidence-based medicine and patient-centered care.
We’re recruiting professionals who want to grow their careers in dynamic and inspiring environments. Whether you want to explore your potential at a large teaching hospital, a community-based regional hospital or an ambulatory clinic, you’ll be part of a system that’s at the forefront of evidence-based medicine and patient-centered care.
Advanced clinical practice at
ECU Health
Take your discipline to the next level.
Process and timeline
APPs at ECU Health have opportunities to provide leadership in a variety of settings, helping to set the clinical practice guidelines and evidence-based practices for providing personalized, high-quality care. They serve on many committees and have an active voice through our Advanced Practice Council—a group of team members from various units and roles designed to support APPs system-wide. In addition to advocating for providers, the Council offers community outreach opportunities, access to continuing education and peer-to-peer training and a platform to recognize those who go above and beyond. For new team members, the Council offers a mentorship program to ensure that everyone, whether you are a new graduate or just new to the health system, has the support they need to find success.
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Resources for advanced practice providers
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“The APPs of ECU Health continue to elevate the fields of medicine and nursing to ensure our communities in eastern North Carolina receive high-quality, evidence-based care. I am so proud to be a part of the team and of the Office of Advanced Clinical Practice, which promotes and recognizes the hard work of these professionals and raises awareness for their unique roles in health care.”
Sharona Johnson, PhD, FNP-BC, NE-C
System Adminstrator, Office of Advanced Clinical Practice
System Adminstrator, Office of Advanced Clinical Practice
“APPs are responsible for helping to build the care pathway that results in the most compassionate, efficient and cost-effective care for the patient. To achieve this, our APPs are given significant autonomy in our outpatient clinics, our inpatient care and our consultative services. In many cases, they run independent clinics both at our hospital associated clinic and at outreach sites, allowing them to practice at top of license.
The indelible impression that our APPs make on our patients and our practice, and their colleagues in general, makes them one of the reasons many of us choose to work here at ECU Health.”
The indelible impression that our APPs make on our patients and our practice, and their colleagues in general, makes them one of the reasons many of us choose to work here at ECU Health.”
Mark D. Iannettoni, MD, MBA
Chief, Cardiovascular Service Line,
W. Randolph Chitwood, Jr, MD, Distinguished Chair in Cardiovascular Sciences
Professor, Division of Thoracic and Foregut Surgery, Brody School of Medicine
Chief, Cardiovascular Service Line,
W. Randolph Chitwood, Jr, MD, Distinguished Chair in Cardiovascular Sciences
Professor, Division of Thoracic and Foregut Surgery, Brody School of Medicine
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About ECU Health Physicians
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Opening up the future
ECU Health Physicians, the employed provider group of ECU Health, provides the infrastructure and leadership needed to manage a modern medical practice including processes for billing and collection, group contracting, electronic medical records and other technologies.
ECU Health Physicians includes an academic practice model and a community practice model. There is shared leadership and shared services to support the overall group and to ensure alignment for clinical care, research, education and strategy.
This innovative structure creates opportunities within ECU Health Physicians ranging from acute to ambulatory, academic practice to community practice, regional to rural and everything in between.
ECU Health Physicians includes an academic practice model and a community practice model. There is shared leadership and shared services to support the overall group and to ensure alignment for clinical care, research, education and strategy.
This innovative structure creates opportunities within ECU Health Physicians ranging from acute to ambulatory, academic practice to community practice, regional to rural and everything in between.
A sense of mutual respect and mindfulness permeates our culture-in fact, it’s the key to our success.