Palliative Care- Nurse Practitioner/ Physician Assistant- Piedmont Newnan
About The Position
Advanced Practice Provider – Palliative Care – Full Time (FTE 0.8) Piedmont Healthcare is recruiting for a full-time Palliative Care Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner to work at our Piedmont Newnan Hospital, thirty miles south of Atlanta. Responsibilities In this role, your essential functions will be: Serve as an advanced practice nurse in palliative care Collect and analyzes all medical information (assessment, screening, diagnostic testing results and prognostic indicators); develops diagnosis and treatment care plan for patient/family. Maintain appropriate documentation and dictation in patient medical records. Participate in the advanced care planning and education of patients, family and the community. Promote clinical competency through interdisciplinary education for staff related to the service Serves as a consultant to the nursing staff, physicians and other health care providers Perform functions related to planning, contracts, public education and ethics. Provide information to palliative physicians engaged in consultations for hospitalized patients needing acute palliative or hospice palliative care. Communicate with patient, family, palliative care interdisciplinary team and other health care team members. Collaborate with attending physicians, hospital staff, consultants, palliative physicians, and hospice medical directors regarding patient care, treatments, and services.
Requirements
- PA: Graduate of a Physician Assistants program with current license for the Georgia State Composite Board and Licensure as a Physician's Assistant by the National Board of Medical Examiners -OR-
- NP: Graduate from a school of nursing with current Georgia license for Advanced Practice Nursing and a Master’s degree in Nursing
Nice To Haves
- Three years of nursing experience in the specialty area of internal medicine/palliative care with demonstrated clinical competence.
- Demonstrated commitment to the philosophy, mission, and objectives of palliative and end of life care.
- Ability to articulate the concepts of palliative care to diverse audiences.
Responsibilities
- Serve as an advanced practice nurse in palliative care
- Collect and analyzes all medical information (assessment, screening, diagnostic testing results and prognostic indicators); develops diagnosis and treatment care plan for patient/family.
- Maintain appropriate documentation and dictation in patient medical records.
- Participate in the advanced care planning and education of patients, family and the community.
- Promote clinical competency through interdisciplinary education for staff related to the service
- Serves as a consultant to the nursing staff, physicians and other health care providers
- Perform functions related to planning, contracts, public education and ethics.
- Provide information to palliative physicians engaged in consultations for hospitalized patients needing acute palliative or hospice palliative care.
- Communicate with patient, family, palliative care interdisciplinary team and other health care team members.
- Collaborate with attending physicians, hospital staff, consultants, palliative physicians, and hospice medical directors regarding patient care, treatments, and services.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees
