Inpatient Hematology/Transplant NP - Impactful Care

Avera McKennan; United States; On-site; USD 95,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PTO available per policy

Career development opportunities

Competitive retirement plan

Job summary

At Avera McKennan, join our Oncology team to guide patients through complex treatment plans and provide peace of mind and a smooth care experience. The Physician Assistant must be licensed to practice in the state and collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to deliver high‑quality care for patients and families.

You will perform diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, educate patients and caregivers, and support the physician in assessment, planning, and follow‑up care, while upholding safety

Qualifications

• Licensed to practice as a Physician Assistant in the state of practice.
• NCCPA certification and DEA registration as applicable.
• Ability to work within approved medical protocols and collaborate with physicians.

Responsibilities

• Assesses, diagnoses, and treats patients per approved protocols.
• Provides medical services and health education to patients and families.
• Educates individuals and groups to promote patient engagement in their care.
• Collaborates with physicians on assessment, diagnosis, and treatment.
• Performs diagnostic and therapeutic procedures per protocols and licensing.
• Interprets diagnostic information and develops care plans with physicians.
• Ensures appropriate referrals and maintains patient records accurately.
• Upholds patient safety, aseptic practices, and environmental safety standards.
• Contributes to practice goals and adheres to policies and standards.
• Maintains documentation and coordinates care with care teams.

Education

Certified Physician Assistant - NCCPA

Physician Assistant - State Licensure

Job description

At Avera McKennan, join our Oncology team to guide patients through complex treatment plans and provide peace of mind and a smooth care experience. The Physician Assistant must be licensed to practice in the state and collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to deliver high‑quality care for patients and families.

You will perform diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, educate patients and caregivers, and support the physician in assessment, planning, and follow‑up care, while upholding safety