Nurse Practitioner Fellow - Mentored Clinical Care

Chase Brexton; Baltimore, Northern (MD, KY); Hybrid; USD 85,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

Chase Brexton Health Services in Baltimore, MD seeks a Nurse Practitioner Fellow as part of the SNAPT Fellowship Program. This post-graduate trainee will provide mentored clinical care to patients and participate in an interdisciplinary team, with a transition to traditional practice after 12 months and potential for a second year.

The Fellow will work within a collaborative care model emphasizing psychosocial aspects of health, and will have opportunities for ongoing employment in a Nurse

Qualifications

• Recent graduate (within 2 years) of an accredited Nurse Practitioner program.
• Primary Care Adult or Family certification, or eligibility for certification prior to start of Fellowship.
• Maryland licensure and clinical certification, eligibility for DEA and Maryland CDS.
• Interest in and/or experience in community health settings.
• Interest in and/or experience in gender affirming care, HIV medicine, sexual health.
• Experience working in a diverse environment.
• Excellent communication and team skills required.

Responsibilities

• Maintains the standard of clinical care, using diagnostic testing appropriately and providing appropriate treatment.
• Considers the psychosocial aspects of health and disease.
• Uses diagnostic testing appropriately yet cost-effectively, and providing appropriate treatment.
• Self-assessment and reflection on learning objectives, competencies, and goals.
• Effectively engages patients in their care.

Skills

Multidisciplinary teamwork

EMR proficiency

Communication skills

Clinical assessment

Education

Nurse Practitioner program (recent graduate)

Primary Care Adult or Family certification

Maryland licensure and clinical certification

Job description

Chase Brexton Health Services in Baltimore, MD seeks a Nurse Practitioner Fellow as part of the SNAPT Fellowship Program. This post-graduate trainee will provide mentored clinical care to patients and participate in an interdisciplinary team, with a transition to traditional practice after 12 months and potential for a second year.

The Fellow will work within a collaborative care model emphasizing psychosocial aspects of health, and will have opportunities for ongoing employment in a Nurse