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Albany Medical Center is seeking a full-time Nurse Practitioner to join the Vascular Neurology/Stroke Division of the Neurology Department in Albany, NY. The NP will work with the attending physician and team to develop and implement care plans for stroke patients, both inpatient and outpatient, with emphasis on rapid assessment and evidence-based protocols.
The role emphasizes collaborative care, chronic stroke prevention, and participation in quality improvement, with expected ACLS/BLS
Albany Medical College is seeking a full-time Nurse Practitioner to join the growing team of dedicated professionals in the Albany Med Center Comprehensive Stroke. This is a great opportunity to join our multidisciplinary team to make a profound impact on advancing care for stroke patients in the region.
The available position is in the Vascular Neurology/ Stroke Division of the Neurology Department, Albany Medical College, in Albany NY. As an advanced practitioner, the NP will work in collaboration with the attending physician, primary nurse and other health care providers to provide stroke care. The NP is responsible and accountable for the development and application of specialty practice standards, and research to enhance the quality of care delivered to the patient. The NP will be responsible and accountable for the assessment and management of patients, including ordering diagnostic tests, consultations, therapeutic interventions and the day‑day implementation and evaluation of an appropriate plan of care.
Available position provides an opportunity to be involved in both inpatient and outpatient stroke care, fast‑track TIA clinic, participate in neuro‑cardiac collaboration and other key program development initiatives of the vascular neurology division. Candidate will be working closely with the attending physicians and other APPs in the vascular division.
Inpatient care: Perform comprehensive neurologic assessments for patients with Acute ischemic stroke, TIAs, and Hemorrhagic Stroke. Order and interpret pertinent neurological findings. Collaborate with neurosurgery, ER, intensivists, therapists, and nursing staff. Implementation of acute stroke treatment plans and evidence‑based protocols. Participate in daily inpatient rounds and clinical documentation of progress notes and discharge summaries.
Outpatient care: Provide post stroke and TIA follow up care. Monitor neurologic recovery and functional outcomes. Coordinate rehabilitation needs. . Provide long‑term education and manage secondary stroke prevention. Medication adjustments. Coordinate referrals to other disciplines.
Administrative/Quality responsibilities: Maintain stroke center compliance with evidence‑based standards. Participate in AMHS quality improvement initiatives. Assist with stroke metrics tracking and stroke center accreditation activities. Participate in monthly stroke conferences/case reviews.
Albany Medical Center is the centerpiece of medicine, research, and medical education in New York’s Capital Region and is the area's largest private employer with more than 10,000 employees.
Albany Medical Center offers excellent career opportunities in a wide range of roles in both patient care and administration. We value all our staff members and offer outstanding employee benefits including:
Anchored in the state’s historic capital city, Albany Medical Center offers a full range of inpatient and outpatient care and is home to the region’s largest hospital, only Level 1 adult and pediatric trauma centers, and only children’s hospital. The downtown campus also offers opportunities at Albany Medical College.
Albany Medical Center, along with Columbia Memorial Health, Glens Falls Hospital, Saratoga Hospital, and the Visiting Nurses, form the Albany Med Health System, serving more than three million people over 25 counties.
Albany Medical College is an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourages applications from individuals of diverse backgrounds and experiences, including women, persons with disabilities, protected veterans, and underrepresented minorities.