ARNP of PA Fellow

Summit Pacific Medical Center•McCleary, WA

1d•$65 - $79•Onsite

About The Position

Under the supervision of the Medical Director and mentoring providers, the Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner (ARNP) or Physician Assistant (PA) Fellow completes observational and experiential rotations through clinical service departments at Summit Pacific Medical Center, including the Emergency Department, ACU, Urgent Care Clinic, and primary care clinics. During rotations, the fellow provides direct patient care under the direction of a supervising provider to SPMC patients. After completing most scheduled rotations, the fellow may begin establishing a practice with SPMC if there is confirmed intent to hire, within the scope of their Washington State ARNP or PA licensure. The fellow provides advanced practice care in primary care and ambulatory settings with supervision and mentorship. The role includes patient assessment, care planning, treatment, medication prescribing, patient education, monitoring, documentation, and collaboration with the supervising or mentoring provider. The fellow also supports disease prevention, health promotion, quality improvement, regulatory compliance, and professional development. This is a full-time position based in McCleary, Washington. The pay range is $64.90–$79.33, depending on experience. The role is supported by a comprehensive benefits package, including health coverage, retirement contributions, tuition reimbursement, and wellness resources.

Requirements

Master’s degree in nursing or Doctorate in Nursing Practice, or a master’s degree or doctorate in physician assistant studies.
Active and unrestricted Washington State license as an Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner.
Active and unrestricted Washington State license as a Registered Nurse.
DEA certification, active or pending.
Current Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) certification for the Urgent Care Clinic.
Current Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) certification for the Urgent Care Clinic.
Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
Ability to apply nursing theories and concepts to problem solving and complex health decision-making, and to impact practice with mentorship and support.
Ability to diagnose, develop treatment plans, and treat patients across a broad spectrum of medical diagnoses, with mentorship and support.
Proficiency with current technology and computers, and ability to learn and effectively use new programs and equipment.
Professional written and verbal communication skills, including selecting communication strategies appropriate to the audience.
Ability to collaborate and build effective partnerships with providers, healthcare professionals, managers, and patients.
Ability to maintain accurate and timely documentation and records.
Ability to work semi-independently using independent judgment, advanced problem-solving, critical thinking, organization, and prioritization skills.
Ability to meet the listed physical requirements, including frequent lifting of less than 35 pounds and occasional lifting of more than 35 pounds, as well as frequent sitting, standing, and walking.

Nice To Haves

A minimum of two years of experience as an ARNP or PA is highly preferred.

Responsibilities

Complete observational and experiential rotations through the Emergency Department, ACU, Urgent Care Clinic, and primary care clinics.
Provide direct patient care during rotations under the direction of supervising providers.
Provide comprehensive advanced practice nursing care to primary care patients in an ambulatory environment with supervision and mentorship.
Evaluate patients, discuss goals, implement care plans, prescribe medications, educate patients about risks and benefits, and monitor progress.
Collaborate with supervising or mentoring providers to formulate total care plans.
Identify, evaluate, and address disease prevention and health promotion needs while administering quality patient care.
Round on patients to determine their needs and review charts to ensure co-morbidities are appropriately documented.
Obtain complete medical histories and physical data; perform and document complete physical examinations during the pre-admission stage under supervision and mentorship.
Meet quality care standards, develop clinical competence, and support patient satisfaction.
Plan work and develop procedures to accomplish goals, seeking support and mentorship as needed.
Comply with Washington State Department of Health standards, National Patient Safety goals, quality improvement projects, regulatory requirements, and applicable laws.
Maintain accurate and timely records using computerized record-keeping and coding systems.
Develop professional skills through research, training, and continuing education.
Perform special projects and other related duties as assigned.
Support SPMC's mission, vision, and values; comply with its policies and procedures; and act ethically, professionally, respectfully, and collaboratively.