APRN – Pre-Admission Testing & Perioperative Care

Eskenazi-Medical-Group; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 95,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

Eskenazi Health's Advanced Practice RN – Pre-Admission Testing (PAT) position in Indianapolis is a full-time, day-shift role. The APRN educates and advocates for patients undergoing perioperative procedures and handles medical clearances.

The role requires a Master of Science in Nursing, an Indiana license or eligibility, a collaborative agreement with the affiliated physician group, and Indiana CDS registration. Eskenazi Health supports a safety-net system serving diverse patients.

Qualifications

• MSN from an accredited nursing program.
• Current Indiana license or eligibility to obtain one.
• Collaborative agreement with the affiliated physician group.
• Current Indiana Controlled Substance and Drug Enforcement Registration.

Responsibilities

• Educator, advocate and care provider for perioperative care and medical clearance.
• Complete history and physicals for patients undergoing elective surgeries.
• Optimize comorbidities of patients undergoing elective surgeries.
• Perform risk stratification for patients undergoing elective surgeries.
• Order and interpret EKGs, labs, imaging and cardiac diagnostic testing.
• Obtain accurate medication reconciliations and provide perioperative medication management.
• Consult with anesthesia, surgery and internal medicine; refer patients for further preoperative evaluation and optimization.

Education

Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)

Job description

Eskenazi Health's Advanced Practice RN – Pre-Admission Testing (PAT) position in Indianapolis is a full-time, day-shift role. The APRN educates and advocates for patients undergoing perioperative procedures and handles medical clearances.

The role requires a Master of Science in Nursing, an Indiana license or eligibility, a collaborative agreement with the affiliated physician group, and Indiana CDS registration. Eskenazi Health supports a safety-net system serving diverse patients.