Provide competent, age-specific health care to women and/or children in the Regional Women’s Services and Pediatrics (RWSP) healthcare program. The position provides responsible clinical care in collaboration with the unit physician and under approved protocols. It manages medical aspects of care, including observation, assessment, diagnosis, intervention, evaluation, rehabilitation, care and counseling, and health teaching for people who are ill, injured, infirm, or experiencing changes in normal health processes. The role also promotes and maintains health and prevents illness in a clinical setting. The Advanced Practice Provider provides primary health care to patients and families throughout the course of care, integrating psychosocial and physical needs through assessment, diagnosis, management, and evaluation. The role establishes therapeutic relationships, plans and provides health education and counseling, contributes to the profession and high-quality care within RWSP, and demonstrates leadership to improve outcomes for clients and families. Care must account for age-specific developmental principles. Occasional cross-coverage to other clinics within the region may be required. Eligible provider pathways include physician assistants and nurse practitioners. Physician assistant candidates must complete an ARC-PA-accredited program and obtain NCCPA certification and Texas Physician Assistant Board/Texas Medical Board licensure. Nurse practitioner candidates must complete an ACEN- or CCNE-accredited graduate program and obtain ANCC or AANP certification, Texas RN licensure, and Texas APRN licensure in a nurse practitioner specialty. Students and recent graduates may apply, but official employment is contingent on completing the applicable education, certification, and licensure requirements. Salary is commensurate with experience.
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Full-time