Nurse Practitioner, Hillard Ohio Primary Care - 950142

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The Nurse Practitioner Primary Care works in collaboration with the physician in the outpatient setting (primary care offices or clinics including family medicine, women's health and internal medicine).  Performs minimally invasive procedures, and generally works with a stable patient population.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
Education, Certification, Registration, LicenseAssociate's Degree
RNL - Registered Nurse License Ohio
CPR - Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
AANP - AANP
ANCC - ANCC
CNP - CNP
COA - Certificate of Authority as CNS
Field of Study: NursingYears of Experience: 3 to 5

SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE Must have a current RN license and maintain this license from the Ohio Board of Nursing Must have a current COA and maintain this license from the Ohio Board of Nursing Must have current certification and maintain this certification from a national certifying body (ANCC, AANP, etc...) Must have graduated from an accredited CNP program (Master's Degree in Nursing and graduate of an accredited post-Master's Nurse Practitioner Program). Must have CPR certification endorsed by the American Heart Association. Three to five years clinical nursing practice in the acute care setting. Requires full prescriptive authority within two years of employment.

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