Nurse Practitioner - Hospital

Virginia Urology; Richmond (VA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 94,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

PTO

Retirement plan

Personal development support

Job summary

Virginia Urology in Richmond seeks a licensed Nurse Practitioner to provide outpatient urology care across multiple offices and hospitals. You will take histories, perform exams, develop treatment plans, and participate in procedures under supervision.

Applicants must hold ANP-BC, Virginia NP licensure, a valid DEA license and ACLS/BLS. Benefits include health insurance, PTO, retirement, and personal development support.

Qualifications

• Graduate from an accredited nurse practitioner program.
• ANP-BC certification required by ANCC.
• Virginia Nurse Practitioner licensure.
• Valid DEA license; ACLS and BLS.

Responsibilities

• Take appropriate patient history and perform physical exams in inpatient and outpatient settings.
• Communicate treatment plans and records to supervising physician.
• Assist in procedures including catheterization, injections, and drainage.
• Provide follow-up care and discharge planning.
• Answer hospital consults and coordinate referrals.

Skills

Clinical assessment

Patient counseling

Communication

Hospitals/outpatient experience

Education

Nurse Practitioner degree

ANP-BC certification

Job description

Description

Mission:

Virginia Urology will provide access to individualized, quality, and compassionate urological care from a highly specialized and diverse teams while maintaining a fulfilling work environment.

Overall Objective:

Clinical responsibilities include providing outpatient care at multiple Virginia Urology offices and Hospitals in the Richmond area.

Essential Job Functions:

• Take an appropriate history, perform an appropriate physical examination in both the inpatient and outpatient setting, assess the patient, and record the pertinent data in a manner meaningful to the supervising physician.


• Provide appropriate communication and documentation to the supervising physician in a timely manner regarding examinations, treatment plans and notes, coding, and other reporting.


• Perform or assist in performing therapeutic procedures delegated by the supervising physician, provided that the procedures are consistent with the supervising physician’s practice and with the patient’s condition. Such procedures include, but are not limited to urethral catheterization, clot evacuation, radiological procedures, urethral dilations, injections, administration of medications, and drain removal.


• Assist in clinic setting, including clinics in outlying locations.


• Recognize and evaluate situations which call for the immediate attention of the supervising physician and initiate necessary treatment and/or procedures essential for the life of the patient.


• Instruct and counsel patients and their families regarding matters pertaining to their physical and mental health, such as diets, social habits, aging, and long-term management of disease.


• Assist the supervising physician by arranging admissions or making inpatient hospital rounds, evaluate emergency department patients, making appropriate entries in patients’ medical records including discharge summaries, reviewing and administering treatment and therapy plans, ordering routine diagnostic laboratory tests and radiological services, acting as first or second assist in surgery under the direct supervision of the supervising physician, and providing continuing care to patients following surgery.


• Assist the supervising physicians by responding to hospital consults to determine appropriate intermittent care management including but not limited to identifying emergent cases that require the immediate assistance of the supervising physician or admission to nearest emergency care facility.


• Facilitate the supervising physician’s referral of patients to the appropriate health facilities, agencies, and resources of the community.


• Per the Virginia Board of Medicine, prescribe, administer, and dispense legend drugs and Schedule II-V controlled drugs and devices as reasonable and necessary to ensure appropriate standard of care within the practice of urology.

Additional Job Functions:

Communicates effectively and works collaboratively with all members of health care team.

Meet and maintain continuing education requirements to be able to practice under currently approved clinical practice protocols.

Demonstrate excellent customer service skills.

Applicants with surgical and/or hospital inpatient experience are strongly preferred.

Full benefits package including competitive compensation, health insurance, PTO, retirement plan and personal development support.

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and are committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace.

Compensation range, based on experience: $47.21/hour - $68.46/hour.

Requirements

Education and Licensure requirements include:

• Graduated from an accredited nurse practitioner program.


• Certification required as an Adult Nurse Practitioner-Board Certified (ANP-BC) granted by the American Nurse Credentialing Center (ANCC)


• Licensure as a Nurse Practitioner in the Commonwealth of Virginia


• Valid DEA drug license


• Current ACLS and BLS certification required.