Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant

National Spine & Pain Centers•Ocala, FL

18d

About The Position

The Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner is eligible for quarterly production bonuses! At National Spine & Pain Centers (NSPC), our platform of success is composed of a history of excellence, recognized distinction, groundbreaking treatment options, convenient locations, and long-term results. We currently are seeking a Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner to support our team in Ocala, FL. As a member of our award winning staff, this position will perform patient assessments and medication management in conjunction with out-patient, procedural-based plans of care.

Requirements

An active and valid practitioner license.
A completed Master's Degree from an accredited graduate school program AND current NCCPA or AANPCP certification.
Possession of, or eligibility to be granted, a valid license, DEA, and NPI in the state of practice.
Current CPR, BLS, and ACLS certifications.
Excellent patient care skills and awareness of the legal implications of work and words in healthcare
Knowledge of business/healthcare operations and standards of best practice, preferably those related to a specialty care provider.
Knowledge of EMR and/or Electronic Practice Management systems and technologies, preferably Centricity and Modernizing Medicine.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite, specifically Word and Excel.
The capacity to work in a fast-paced and demanding environment, while demonstrating resourcefulness and proactivity.
Excellent organizational/multi-tasking skills with acute attention to detail.
Ability to provide outstanding customer service at all times by communicating effectively and professionally with a diverse population.
Authorization to work in the United States without requiring authorization sponsorship by our company for this position now or in the future.
Completion of satisfactory background check inclusive of driving records, criminal records, employment references, education, social security and OIG exclusions.

Responsibilities

Obtain patient medical history and conduct physical examinations for patients assigned by the supervising physician.
Conduct follow-up visits independently and consistent with the organization’s Incident II guidelines.
Update patient records while verifying accuracy during each patient appointment.
Analyze test data to determine the need for follow-up appointments and further treatment options.
Develop medical care plans under physician supervision, including recommending treatment options and periodically assessing patient medical needs and responses to treatments.
Deliver quality care while maintaining all company metrics pertaining to productivity.
Serve as a resource and educator for patients by providing ongoing care information, counseling, and guidance.
Provide support in the event of a medical emergency, including following all drug protocols, administering first aid, and using emergency equipment effectively.
Ensure a safe and clean clinical environment by adhering to all infection control regulations, policies, and procedures.
Comply with and uphold all legal and professional requirements by maintaining all applicable licensure, studying existing/new legislation, anticipating future changes, and advising management of any needed actions.
Perform some administrative duties, as needed, including but not limited to maintaining logs and assisting with the preparation of patient paperwork.
Adhere to and uphold all applicable federal and state compliance regulations, the NSPC Code of Conduct, the NSPC Employee Handbook, compliance policies and procedures, and applicable healthcare fraud, waste and abuse laws.
Understand, comply with, and enforce all NSPC policies, procedures, codes of conduct, and OSHA and HIPAA privacy rules.
Perform other duties as assigned