ADVANCED PRACTICE PROVIDER FNP/PA-FAMILY MEDICINE

ANTHONY L JORDAN HEALTH CORPORATION•City of Rochester, NY

7d•$103,200 - $109,135•Onsite

About The Position

The Advance Practice Provider FNP/PA-Family Medicine, under the guidance of the Chief Medical Officer, is primarily responsible for functioning as a member of a medical team to provide comprehensive care and education to patient and families. Assists families in identifying community resources, reducing barriers to access care utilizing support systems. Coordinates services for high-risk, multi-problem families. This role is for an environment where you can make a difference and significantly impact patients’ quality of life.

Requirements

Completed an advance educational program registered by the New York State Education Department, or one determined to be equivalent by the New York State Education Department, which prepared the registered professional nurse to provide primary health care services.
Certified or eligible for certification in a specialty which includes the performance of primary health care services such as American Nurses’ Association, The Nurses’ Association of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecologist and the National Board of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners and Associates.
Graduate of an AMA approved PA program and board eligibility or board certification by the National Commission on Certification of Physical Assistant is required.
Possess a current NYS license.
Adequate knowledge of assigned area as demonstrated by attaining certification by ANA as a Physician Assistant or within two years of employment and maintaining certification.
Ability to work well with patients.

Responsibilities

Functioning as a member of a medical team to provide comprehensive care and education to patient and families.
Assisting families in identifying community resources.
Reducing barriers to access care utilizing support systems.
Coordinating services for high-risk, multi-problem families.
Providing confidential, comprehensive, health care services respectfully and empathetically to all patients.
Delivering the highest quality of patient-centered care.
Fostering the physical, social and emotional health of patients and their families.
Enhancing patient access to care.
Delivering nursing care through health promotion teaching or counseling, technical expertise, crisis intervention and evaluation of the client’s response to the nursing interventions.