Gastroenterology Nurse Practitioner Jobs
Gastroenterology Nurse Practitioner jobs are open across hospital systems, private GI practices, academic medical centers, and outpatient clinics, from new-grad NP to experienced lead, with specializations in inflammatory bowel disease management, colorectal cancer screening, and hepatology. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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Specialization:
Gastroenterology
Job Summary:
Overland Park Regional Medical Center is seeking a dedicated gastroenterology hospitalist to cover their facilities in Johnson County, Kansas
Qualified Candidates:
- Board certified or board eligible in gastroenterology
- General or advanced trained physicians will be considered
- Eligible for licensure in the state of Kansas
- Experienced physicians and fellows in training are welcome to apply
- Inpatient-only care provided at two hospitals in Overland Park
- Block schedule will be 7 on/7 off
- APP support provided
- Competitive salary with incentive-based package
- Commencement bonus and generous student loan repayment
- Comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, vision, life, and disability
- Time away from work combines paid time off, disability coverage, and leaves of absence
- CME time and dues allowances
- 401k with company matching
- Employee stock purchase plan
- Overland Park Regional Medical Center (OPRMC), has 351 beds, a world-class medical staff with more than 600 physicians, and over 2,000 dedicated nurses & other staff.
- HealthGrades recently named the rapidly growing hospital one of the top 250 hospitals in the country. OPRMC has seen over $300M in capital investment in recent years to support its growth, offering an outstanding facility to care for patients from our community.
- OPRMC’s ER is Johnson County's only Level II Trauma Center, with two additional freestanding ERs in Olathe and Shawnee. The hospital is an accredited stroke and chest pain center
- -home to many advanced cardiac services and programs, including the Kansas City Heart Rhythm Institute.
- The hospital is the premier destination for Women & Children's healthcare services, with the region's only Maternal Fetal Health Center, Level III NICU, Neonatal and Maternal Transport Team, and Pediatric Center.
About Kansas City:
The Kansas City metro is a two-state region comprised of a vibrant city and flourishing suburban communities across Missouri and Kansas; home to 2.5 million people. Kansas City boasts a thriving economy drive by healthcare, transportation, manufacturing and technology. It hosts major employers such as Garmin, Hallmark and H&R Block and is a growing center for startups and innovation. For the avid traveler, the Kansas City International Airport has recently opened under one terminal and is served by all major U.S. airlines, offering non-stop flights to destinations across North America. Food enthusiasts will appreciate that Kansas City has earned national recognition in the culinary world, with several chefs and restaurants receiving James Beard Awards or being named as finalists. With its blend of Midwestern charm, cultural richness and economic opportunity, the Kansas City metro offers a high quality of life and a welcoming atmosphere for residents and visitors.
Specialization:
Gastroenterology
Job Summary:
Overland Park Regional Medical Center is seeking a dedicated gastroenterology hospitalist to cover their facilities in Johnson County, Kansas
Qualified Candidates:
- Board certified or board eligible in gastroenterology
- General or advanced trained physicians will be considered
- Eligible for licensure in the state of Kansas
- Experienced physicians and fellows in training are welcome to apply
- Inpatient-only care provided at two hospitals in Overland Park
- Block schedule will be 7 on/7 off
- APP support provided
- Competitive salary with incentive-based package
- Commencement bonus and generous student loan repayment
- Comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, vision, life, and disability
- Time away from work combines paid time off, disability coverage, and leaves of absence
- CME time and dues allowances
- 401k with company matching
- Employee stock purchase plan
- Overland Park Regional Medical Center (OPRMC), has 351 beds, a world-class medical staff with more than 600 physicians, and over 2,000 dedicated nurses & other staff.
- HealthGrades recently named the rapidly growing hospital one of the top 250 hospitals in the country. OPRMC has seen over $300M in capital investment in recent years to support its growth, offering an outstanding facility to care for patients from our community.
- OPRMC’s ER is Johnson County's only Level II Trauma Center, with two additional freestanding ERs in Olathe and Shawnee. The hospital is an accredited stroke and chest pain center
- -home to many advanced cardiac services and programs, including the Kansas City Heart Rhythm Institute.
- The hospital is the premier destination for Women & Children's healthcare services, with the region's only Maternal Fetal Health Center, Level III NICU, Neonatal and Maternal Transport Team, and Pediatric Center.
About Kansas City:
The Kansas City metro is a two-state region comprised of a vibrant city and flourishing suburban communities across Missouri and Kansas; home to 2.5 million people. Kansas City boasts a thriving economy drive by healthcare, transportation, manufacturing and technology. It hosts major employers such as Garmin, Hallmark and H&R Block and is a growing center for startups and innovation. For the avid traveler, the Kansas City International Airport has recently opened under one terminal and is served by all major U.S. airlines, offering non-stop flights to destinations across North America. Food enthusiasts will appreciate that Kansas City has earned national recognition in the culinary world, with several chefs and restaurants receiving James Beard Awards or being named as finalists. With its blend of Midwestern charm, cultural richness and economic opportunity, the Kansas City metro offers a high quality of life and a welcoming atmosphere for residents and visitors.
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- Healthcare & Medical Services31
- Education4
- Energy1
- Manufacturing1
- Technology & Software1
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in gastroenterology nurse practitioner jobs.
- Master of Science in Nursing or Doctor of Nursing Practice with active NP licensure
- Board certification as a Family or Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner
- Minimum two years of clinical experience in gastroenterology or a related specialty
- Proficiency in managing IBD, GERD, hepatitis, and colorectal cancer screening protocols
- Experience with EHR documentation including Epic or Cerner in ambulatory or hospital settings
- Current BLS and ACLS certifications with DEA license in applicable states
Tips for Your Gastroenterology Nurse Practitioner Job Search
Tailor your resume for GI scope
Highlight procedure-specific experience like colonoscopy prep management, polyp surveillance protocols, and EGD pre- and post-procedure care. Generic NP resumes get screened out fast in GI hiring, show exactly which conditions you manage and which procedures you support.
Obtain your GI certification before applying
The ANCC or AAACN certification alone isn't enough for many GI roles. If you've accumulated enough GI-specific clinical hours, pursue the SGNA or AAACN GI specialty credential before applying, it separates you from candidates with general NP credentials.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists gastroenterology nurse practitioner openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target practices by procedure volume
High-volume colonoscopy practices and academic GI divisions hire differently than small outpatient offices. Read job listings carefully for procedure volume language and patient panel size, these signal workload expectations and whether the role leans diagnostic, therapeutic, or chronic disease management.
Prepare for clinical scenario questions
GI interviews often include case-based questions on managing Crohn's flares, interpreting H. pylori results, or triaging acute GI bleeds. Walk through your clinical reasoning out loud, name the guidelines you follow, and show you're comfortable escalating to the supervising gastroenterologist.
Negotiate scope of practice in your offer
Beyond salary, push to clarify whether you'll have independent procedure involvement, your own patient panel, or a collaborative practice agreement. Scope varies dramatically between employers, get specifics in writing before you accept, so your day-to-day matches what was described in the interview.
Gastroenterology Nurse Practitioner Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most gastroenterology nurse practitioners?
The most active employers for gastroenterology nurse practitioners right now are Gastro Health, Prisma Health, and 77 Consultants, and the most openings are in Pennsylvania, New York, and Illinois, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Large hospital systems and private GI group practices tend to post the most consistently across the year.
How many gastroenterology nurse practitioner jobs are remote?
About 15% of gastroenterology nurse practitioner openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting that most GI NP work is procedure- and exam-driven. The sub-areas most likely to offer remote or hybrid arrangements are chronic disease management, IBD telehealth follow-up, and administrative or quality improvement roles within larger health systems.
How do you become a gastroenterology nurse practitioner?
You start by completing a Master of Science in Nursing or Doctor of Nursing Practice program and obtaining NP board certification in family or adult-gerontology practice. From there, you gain clinical experience in a GI setting, whether through a fellowship, a gastroenterology-focused first job, or an internal transfer within a hospital system. Pursuing a GI-specific credential after accumulating enough hours in the specialty strengthens your standing considerably.
Can you get a gastroenterology nurse practitioner job with limited experience?
Yes, but you'll need to target employers who offer structured GI onboarding or fellowship programs for new NPs. Emphasizing any clinical rotations, preceptorships, or even RN experience in endoscopy or GI units compensates for limited post-graduation GI time. Smaller private practices are often more willing than academic centers to train a motivated NP who brings strong general clinical fundamentals and genuine interest in the specialty.
What does the gastroenterology nurse practitioner interview process look like?
Most GI NP interviews include an initial phone screen with HR or a recruiter, followed by a panel interview with the supervising gastroenterologist, the practice manager, and sometimes a peer NP or PA. Expect clinical scenario questions focused on common GI presentations, questions about your collaborative practice style, and a discussion of procedure involvement and panel expectations. Some academic or hospital-system roles add a credentialing review step before a formal offer.
Where can I find and apply to gastroenterology nurse practitioner jobs?
You can find and apply to gastroenterology nurse practitioner jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search for roles that fit your specialty focus, experience level, and preferred setting, then apply directly to each listing that matches.
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