Nurse Practitioner (NP) - Part-Time, No Nights or Sundays

TRE Industries dba ProHealth•Pensacola, FL

12d•Onsite

About The Position

The Nurse Practitioner interviews clients, obtains and records health histories, performs physical and developmental assessments, orders diagnostic tests, diagnoses health problems, and manages client health care. The role maintains health records and recommends referrals when necessary. It also helps ensure office procedures and policies are followed fairly and consistently while providing excellent patient care. Clinical work includes physical examinations, preventive screenings, identifying and communicating health risks, ordering and interpreting tests, selecting and prescribing appropriate pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic treatments, making referrals, updating diagnoses and health status, and reassessing plans of care. Procedures may include administering 12-lead electrocardiograms; suturing lacerations; incision and drainage of abscesses; wound and burn care; applying splints; and removing foreign bodies. The Nurse Practitioner works with the Medical Director and other professional colleagues, and may prescribe or manage medications, including Schedule II–V controlled substances when authorized and in compliance with applicable requirements. The position follows ProHealth clinical guidelines, completes charting within two working days, maintains required state medical regulations and certifications, and keeps current through educational programs. It also includes patient education, timely prescription submission, efforts to achieve 4- or 5-star provider-visit reviews, assistance with office management when needed, and implementation of safety and healthcare protocols. Other duties may be assigned. This is a part-time role with a stated schedule of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday, with possible hours outside that schedule as business and patient needs dictate. Periodic travel to other clinic sites may be required; educational or business travel is limited and only as necessary. The work is primarily in a fast-paced primary care clinic that may involve exposure to infectious diseases, allergens, and other environmental factors.

Requirements

APRN license in the state of Florida, in good standing.
DEA and DOT licenses.
Must be a U.S. citizen or otherwise authorized to work in the United States.
Ability to lift up to 40 pounds.
Ability to stand, walk, stoop, kneel, and bend for extended periods, and to sit at a desk.
Ability to occasionally lift or move patients and equipment and perform tasks requiring physical dexterity.
Fair and consistent approach and a strong desire to help people.
Strong commitment to excellence in patient care and high ethical standards, including integrity, honesty, and loyalty.
Critical-thinking and problem-solving ability.
Sense of ownership and excellent time-management skills.
Team-oriented approach and ability to work independently and with a team.
Strong desire to lead and drive success.

Nice To Haves

Two or more years of experience in a multi-site medical setting is strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

Interview patients and obtain, record, and update health histories and health-status information.
Perform physical and developmental assessments and examinations.
Carry out preventive screenings and communicate and document results appropriately.
Identify medical and health risk factors and communicate them to patients.
Order, conduct, and interpret appropriate diagnostic tests.
Identify and prescribe appropriate pharmacologic agents and non-pharmacologic interventions within scope of practice and applicable laws.
Diagnose health problems, manage patient care, make appropriate referrals, and reassess or modify care plans as needed.
Promote a safe environment for patients and provide patient education.
Interact with professional colleagues through chart review, consultation, and referrals.
Administer 12-lead electrocardiograms; suture simple and complex lacerations not requiring tendon or ligament repair; perform incision and drainage of abscesses; provide wound and burn care; apply splints; and remove foreign bodies when necessary.
Work with the Medical Director regarding patient diagnoses and systematically review records and treatment plans with collaborating or consulting physicians as required.
Work closely with the Assistant Medical Director to maintain clinical guideline compliance and adhere to ProHealth clinical guidelines.
Complete charting within two working days of each patient encounter.
Ensure patients with chronic conditions, such as diabetes or high blood pressure, see a provider and complete labs before receiving a refill.
Maintain required state medical regulations and current certification, and attend educational programs to maintain current knowledge.
Submit prescriptions on a timely basis and work toward 4- or 5-star provider-visit reviews.
Ensure OSHA, safety, and healthcare practices and protocols are implemented and maintained at each branch.
Assist clinical staff with office management when required and work cooperatively with administrative and clinical staff.
Accomplish other assigned duties and procedures for which the APRN has been educated.