Nurse Practitioner - Impactful Corrections Care (30h/wk)
Wellpath
Rutland (VT)
On-site
USD 131,414 - 160,617
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision benefits
Tuition assistance and scholarships
Employee assistance program
Wellness program with fitness memberships
Job summary
A healthcare provider in Vermont is seeking a dedicated Nurse Practitioner to deliver comprehensive medical services to incarcerated patients. This role involves conducting exams, documenting care, and responding to emergencies. The ideal candidate will hold an advanced nursing degree and have experience in medical/surgical environments or corrections. Additional qualifications include current licensure and CPR certification. Join a mission-driven team focused on making a difference in the lives of underserved individuals.
Qualifications
Must have current Nurse Practitioner licensure in Vermont.
CPR certification is required.
Prior experience in medical/surgical or corrections preferred.
Responsibilities
Provides medical care to inmates through exams and clinics.
Maintains progress documentations and adheres to guidelines.
Responds to emergencies and evaluates referral needs.
Skills
Medical care provision
Documentation in SOAP format
Emergency response
Effective communication
Education
Graduate of an accredited nursing school
Advanced degree in Nurse Practitioner program
Job description
A healthcare provider in Vermont is seeking a dedicated Nurse Practitioner to deliver comprehensive medical services to incarcerated patients. This role involves conducting exams, documenting care, and responding to emergencies. The ideal candidate will hold an advanced nursing degree and have experience in medical/surgical environments or corrections. Additional qualifications include current licensure and CPR certification. Join a mission-driven team focused on making a difference in the lives of underserved individuals.