The Pediatric Nurse Practitioner or FNP will obtain medical history, examine and diagnose children from birth through 19 years of age, and refer to specialists when indicated. They will order and interpret blood work, order immunizations, and perform routine and minor outpatient procedures for which they have adequate training and experience. The role also involves counseling and providing health education, conducting and documenting PDSAs for quality improvement, and integrating the Care Model and Performance Improvement Model in delivery of care. The primary responsibilities include providing comprehensive pediatric healthcare, performing well-child care and preventive services, managing acute and chronic pediatric conditions, educating and supporting patients and families, documenting and maintaining accurate medical records, collaborating with healthcare team members, and staying informed about pediatric best practices and advancements.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level