Cardiology APRN/NP – Advanced Clinical Care

Warren Clinic, Inc.; Coweta (OK); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Warren Clinic, Inc. in Coweta, Oklahoma, seeks a Cardiology Advanced Practice Provider (APP) to deliver clinical services under state law and SFHS policies. A Master’s or higher APRN degree and Oklahoma APRN licensure with specialty certification are required.

Responsibilities include patient assessment, test interpretation, collaboration with physicians, and educating patients. This safety-sensitive role follows HIPAA and OSHA policies and may involve prescriptive authority.

Qualifications

• Basic nursing degree with state licensure and APRN credentials.
• Masters or higher in an advanced practice nursing area.
• Valid Oklahoma APRN license with current specialty certification.
• Prescriptive authority recognition under Oklahoma BON.

Responsibilities

• Performs assessment, intervention and evaluation within scope of practice.
• Collaborates with physicians and other health care providers for coordinated care.
• Documents clinical services, medical records, billing and care plans.
• Performs procedures per established protocols; may recommend procedures.
• Educates patients to promote wellness and disease prevention.
• Initiates drug therapy as appropriate before physician consultation.
• Identifies needed supplies and participates in quality initiatives.
• Maintains OSHA and HIPAA compliance and safety standards.

Skills

Interpersonal communication

Patient care

Organization

Healthcare processes

Education

Master's or higher APRN program

Oklahoma RN license

APRN license with specialty certification

Prescriptive authority recognition

Job description

Warren Clinic, Inc. in Coweta, Oklahoma, seeks a Cardiology Advanced Practice Provider (APP) to deliver clinical services under state law and SFHS policies. A Master’s or higher APRN degree and Oklahoma APRN licensure with specialty certification are required.

Responsibilities include patient assessment, test interpretation, collaboration with physicians, and educating patients. This safety-sensitive role follows HIPAA and OSHA policies and may involve prescriptive authority.