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Advanced Practice Provider Careers at UPMC

Advanced practice providers are projected to be a key delivery mechanism of health care into the future. The need for qualified advanced practice providers is greater than ever.

According to most projections:

  • By 2014, approximately 25 percent of all physician jobs will be unfilled within the United States.
  • There will be a shortage of 150,000 advanced practice providers by the year 2025.
  • Baby boomers number approximately 78 million, and are likely to be the largest consumers of medical care until at least the year 2035.

Specialty Options Available to Advanced Practice Providers at UPMC

UPMC relies greatly on its advanced practice providers to deliver quality patient care.

There are a number of specialty options in which APPs can practice.

Anesthesiology Ob-gyn
Cardiothoracic Surgery Orthopaedic Surgery
Cardiovascular Otolaryngology
Internal Medicine Pediatrics
Critical Care Medicine Plastic Surgery
Dermatology Physical Medicine and Rehab
Emergency Medicine Radiology
Family Medicine Surgery
Neurology Urology
 Neurosurgery  Women’s Health

For more information on positions within UPMC, please visit our UPMC careers website.

Contact Us

Phone: 412-864-1211
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Physician Services Division
Office of Advanced Practice Providers
9th Floor, Forbes Tower
200 Lothrop St.
Pittsburgh, PA 15213

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