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in Sherwood, AR
APRN - Hospitalists SVN FT
•30 days ago
Hours | Full-time, Part-time |
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Location | Sherwood, AR Sherwood, Arkansas |
About this job
Job Summary:
Contributes to the fulfillment of
the St. Vincent Health System mission and vision and the strategic initiatives
of St. Vincent Health System by providing medical care to patients under the
direction of a supervising hospitalist.
Provides a comprehensive assessment of the patient's medical, physical
and psychological status, develops medical care plans, implements and manages a
treatment plan, periodically assesses patient's medical needs, and provides
patient education and counseling.
Essential Duties:
(1)
Functions within the scope of practice as
defined within state regulations. The
APN/PA scope of practice will be defined by the collaborative agreement as
completed with the collaborating physician.
(2)
Adheres to patient confidentiality,
infection prevention, safety and security measures, and all other hospital
policies and procedures.
(3)
Models St. Vincent core values.
(4)
Works effectively and collaboratively in a
diverse and multi-cultural environment.
(5)
Collaborates with physicians and other health care team members in providing medical
care for the patient. Communicates with
supervising hospitalists to establish and update plan of care on both
hospitalist admissions and hospitalist consults.
(6)
Assesses the medical, physical and
psychological status of patients by reviewing patient records, obtaining a
comprehensive problem-oriented health history, performing a physical
examination of appropriate complexity, and ordering and evaluating appropriate laboratory,
radiology, EKG's and other diagnostic studies as medically indicated.
(7)
Interprets available data in order to
establish a preliminary diagnosis and develop a treatment plan according to
evidence-based guidelines.
(8)
Coordinates acquisition of outpatient
records from primary care providers and specialists
(9)
Facilitates the admission process entering
admission orders, reconciling admit medications, calling consults, and
dictating and/or electronically documenting H&Ps in a timely fashion. Updates patients, family, nurses and other
healthcare providers of plan of care.
(10)
Performs daily rounds with and without
supervising physician ensuring that all lab work, diagnostic work, and other
tests are being done in a timely manner.
Facilitates getting results of tests to the hospitalist to augment
patient care and help accelerate the diagnostic and treatment process.
(11)
Serves as liaison and facilitator of
medical and social information among supervising hospitalist, staff members, other
physicians, patients, and families.
(12)
Proactively coordinates disposition
planning with hospitalists, social service, care management, therapists,
patients, and families to promote timely discharges.
(13)
Instructs patient and family regarding
medication and treatment. Provides
appropriate patient education and counseling as to health maintenance, disease
prevention, nutrition, and lifestyle changes.
Assists patients and caregivers in identifying and utilizing community
and other resources which will meet patient and family needs and lead to
optimum health.
(14)
Facilitates discharge process by preparing
discharge orders. Reconciles medications
at discharge and executes electronic/written/verbal prescriptions for
medications including controlled substances within scope. Performs discharge summary as requested by
supervising hospitalist.
(15)
Fosters quality transitions of care by assuring
follow up visits with primary care physicians and appropriate specialists are made.
Helps ensure that primary care physician and appropriate specialists receive
discharge summaries and any other relevant hospital reports. Follow up phone calls to discharged patients
at request of physician or by protocol.
(16)
Maintains comprehensive and complete
medical records assuring that records are accurate and current. Updates diagnoses, problem lists, and
medication lists as needed.
(17)
Provides complete and appropriate
information for billing purposes.
Assures that all physician and nursing documentation is present to meet
appropriate charge level.
(18)
Completes necessary prior authorizations.
(19)
Maintains availability in person, by
email, and by cell phone/pager as required, including sharing call duty in the hospital
and/or from home as required. Works as a
team player in creating and adjusting work schedules with other physician
extenders and supervising hospitalists.
Cross-covers other physician extenders as necessary.
(20)
Takes responsibility for assuring
patient/family satisfaction.
(21)
Works to exceed national benchmarks for
quality care delivery, cost containment, and length of stay for various disease
states.
(22)
Assures the effective utilization of
standing order sets and checklists intended to maximize efficiency, minimize iatrogenic
complications, ensure adherence to core measures, reduce mortality, reduce
readmissions, and optimize patient autonomy.
(23)
Collects quality, efficiency, and
satisfaction data as well as performs chart audits as requested to help advance
hospitalist group goals.
(24)
Provides opportunistic education to
hospital nurses and other staff while conducting patient care and administers planned
staff education sessions as required.
(25)
Attends monthly hospitalist meetings,
journal clubs, billing and documentation education, assigned committee
meetings, and other necessary sessions conducted for or by the hospitalist
group.
(26)
Demonstrates commitment to further
professional development by planning, attending, or participating in continuing
educational programs and professional association groups and meetings.
(27)
Other duties as assigned by supervising
physician or hospitalist medical director that are within the scope of practice
of an APN/PA.
Experience
Previous
experience as a hospital-based nurse practitioner or physician assistant is
desirable but not required.
Education/Licensure
Current Nurse Practitioner
Licensure in Arkansas
Collaborative Agreement with
supervising physician.
Drug Enforcement Administration
(DEA) certificate and ability to maintain said certificate.
ACLS
or ACLS instructor certification is required upon hire.
Contributes to the fulfillment of
the St. Vincent Health System mission and vision and the strategic initiatives
of St. Vincent Health System by providing medical care to patients under the
direction of a supervising hospitalist.
Provides a comprehensive assessment of the patient's medical, physical
and psychological status, develops medical care plans, implements and manages a
treatment plan, periodically assesses patient's medical needs, and provides
patient education and counseling.
Essential Duties:
(1)
Functions within the scope of practice as
defined within state regulations. The
APN/PA scope of practice will be defined by the collaborative agreement as
completed with the collaborating physician.
(2)
Adheres to patient confidentiality,
infection prevention, safety and security measures, and all other hospital
policies and procedures.
(3)
Models St. Vincent core values.
(4)
Works effectively and collaboratively in a
diverse and multi-cultural environment.
(5)
Collaborates with physicians and other health care team members in providing medical
care for the patient. Communicates with
supervising hospitalists to establish and update plan of care on both
hospitalist admissions and hospitalist consults.
(6)
Assesses the medical, physical and
psychological status of patients by reviewing patient records, obtaining a
comprehensive problem-oriented health history, performing a physical
examination of appropriate complexity, and ordering and evaluating appropriate laboratory,
radiology, EKG's and other diagnostic studies as medically indicated.
(7)
Interprets available data in order to
establish a preliminary diagnosis and develop a treatment plan according to
evidence-based guidelines.
(8)
Coordinates acquisition of outpatient
records from primary care providers and specialists
(9)
Facilitates the admission process entering
admission orders, reconciling admit medications, calling consults, and
dictating and/or electronically documenting H&Ps in a timely fashion. Updates patients, family, nurses and other
healthcare providers of plan of care.
(10)
Performs daily rounds with and without
supervising physician ensuring that all lab work, diagnostic work, and other
tests are being done in a timely manner.
Facilitates getting results of tests to the hospitalist to augment
patient care and help accelerate the diagnostic and treatment process.
(11)
Serves as liaison and facilitator of
medical and social information among supervising hospitalist, staff members, other
physicians, patients, and families.
(12)
Proactively coordinates disposition
planning with hospitalists, social service, care management, therapists,
patients, and families to promote timely discharges.
(13)
Instructs patient and family regarding
medication and treatment. Provides
appropriate patient education and counseling as to health maintenance, disease
prevention, nutrition, and lifestyle changes.
Assists patients and caregivers in identifying and utilizing community
and other resources which will meet patient and family needs and lead to
optimum health.
(14)
Facilitates discharge process by preparing
discharge orders. Reconciles medications
at discharge and executes electronic/written/verbal prescriptions for
medications including controlled substances within scope. Performs discharge summary as requested by
supervising hospitalist.
(15)
Fosters quality transitions of care by assuring
follow up visits with primary care physicians and appropriate specialists are made.
Helps ensure that primary care physician and appropriate specialists receive
discharge summaries and any other relevant hospital reports. Follow up phone calls to discharged patients
at request of physician or by protocol.
(16)
Maintains comprehensive and complete
medical records assuring that records are accurate and current. Updates diagnoses, problem lists, and
medication lists as needed.
(17)
Provides complete and appropriate
information for billing purposes.
Assures that all physician and nursing documentation is present to meet
appropriate charge level.
(18)
Completes necessary prior authorizations.
(19)
Maintains availability in person, by
email, and by cell phone/pager as required, including sharing call duty in the hospital
and/or from home as required. Works as a
team player in creating and adjusting work schedules with other physician
extenders and supervising hospitalists.
Cross-covers other physician extenders as necessary.
(20)
Takes responsibility for assuring
patient/family satisfaction.
(21)
Works to exceed national benchmarks for
quality care delivery, cost containment, and length of stay for various disease
states.
(22)
Assures the effective utilization of
standing order sets and checklists intended to maximize efficiency, minimize iatrogenic
complications, ensure adherence to core measures, reduce mortality, reduce
readmissions, and optimize patient autonomy.
(23)
Collects quality, efficiency, and
satisfaction data as well as performs chart audits as requested to help advance
hospitalist group goals.
(24)
Provides opportunistic education to
hospital nurses and other staff while conducting patient care and administers planned
staff education sessions as required.
(25)
Attends monthly hospitalist meetings,
journal clubs, billing and documentation education, assigned committee
meetings, and other necessary sessions conducted for or by the hospitalist
group.
(26)
Demonstrates commitment to further
professional development by planning, attending, or participating in continuing
educational programs and professional association groups and meetings.
(27)
Other duties as assigned by supervising
physician or hospitalist medical director that are within the scope of practice
of an APN/PA.
Experience
Previous
experience as a hospital-based nurse practitioner or physician assistant is
desirable but not required.
Education/Licensure
Current Nurse Practitioner
Licensure in Arkansas
Collaborative Agreement with
supervising physician.
Drug Enforcement Administration
(DEA) certificate and ability to maintain said certificate.
ACLS
or ACLS instructor certification is required upon hire.