Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP)

Iconma Portal•Waynesville, NC

About The Position

The Family Nurse Practitioner provides evidence-based primary and family care, including assessment, diagnosis, treatment, management of health problems, health counseling, and disposition planning. The role also involves administrative clinic duties such as opening and closing the clinic, managing inventory, following up with patients, verifying insurance, collecting payments, and maintaining a clean environment. The practitioner manages patient appointments and performs routine examinations, discusses healthy lifestyle choices, completes diagnostic tests to help diagnose and treat injuries or illnesses, and coordinates with other healthcare professionals on comprehensive care plans. The role encourages patients to participate actively in their health and well-being through health screenings, behavioral health and wellness services, and chronic condition management.

Requirements

At least 1 year of recent Nurse Practitioner experience in primary care, family medicine, a primary care practice, or urgent care.
Working knowledge and understanding of quality measurement in the management of chronic disease conditions.
Self-motivated, able to prioritize and solve problems, take initiative, and advocate for patients and the practice.
Effective verbal, written, and electronic communication skills.
Outstanding organizational skills and ability to multitask.
Initiative, problem-solving ability, adaptability, and flexibility.
Ability to work remotely in a clinical care team culture.
Ability to work without direct supervision and practice autonomously.
Proficiency with information management and technology.
Master's degree-level Family Nurse Practitioner program completion, current national board certification, and a license to practice in the Advanced Practice Nurse role in the state of employment.

Responsibilities

Provide evidence-based primary and family care, including assessment, diagnosis, treatment, management of health problems, health counseling, and disposition planning.
Perform clinic administrative duties, including opening and closing the clinic, managing inventory, following up with patients, verifying insurance, collecting payments, and maintaining a clean environment.
Handle patient appointments and perform routine examinations.
Discuss healthy lifestyle choices with patients.
Complete diagnostic tests to help diagnose and treat injuries or illnesses.
Coordinate with other healthcare professionals to maintain a comprehensive plan of care.
Encourage patients to actively participate in their healthcare and well-being through health screenings, behavioral health and wellness, and chronic condition management.