Nurse Practitioner - York

Senior LIFE PACE; York (York County); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Physician Solutions Group is seeking a full-time Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner (CRNP) in York, PA to assess and manage care for chronically ill geriatric members. You will work with physicians and interdisciplinary teams to empower members to live independently at home and in centers.

The role emphasizes comprehensive exams, care planning, and collaboration with in-house and external providers to improve quality of life for the elderly population.

Qualifications

• At least 1 year of experience with elderly population.
• Ability to collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary teams.

Responsibilities

• Perform health histories and in-depth medical exams for new members to determine preliminary Plans of Care.
• Initiate, evaluate and review medical orders, and identify opportunities to improve care.
• Carry out procedures and document care and recommendations.
• Order, interpret and follow up on lab tests and results.
• Coordinate consultations with physicians, therapists, dietitians, and social workers.
• Educate staff, members, caregivers and families to promote independence at home and in centers.
• Complete ongoing assessments to determine changes or improvements to the Plan of Care.

Skills

Geriatric care

Patient assessment

Interdisciplinary teamwork

Job description

Join Our Growing Nurse Practitioner Team

NO WEEKENDS, NO EVENINGS, AND NO HOLIDAYS!!

Physician Solutions Group is currently accepting candidates for a full time CRNP position in York, Pa. As a member of the clinical team, the Nurse Practitioner will bring an advanced knowledge and diverse skill-set to assess the healthcare of chronically ill geriatric members, in collaboration with physicians and interdisciplinary teams. Essential to this role is the desire and ability to aid and empower members in maximizing their quality of life, ensuring they can live as independently as possible in their homes and their communities.

This hands-on role includes a host of responsibilities for these diverse members, including

• Performing health histories and in-depth medical exams for new members, to determine preliminary Plans of Care
• Initiating, evaluating and reviewing medical orders, and identifying opportunities to improve care, when possible
• Carrying out various procedures and documenting all care and recommendations
• Ordering, interpreting and following up on lab tests and results
• Requesting consultations from medical and non-medical in-house and external providers, including physicians, therapists, dietitians, social workers and other specialists
• Educating staff, members, caregivers and families on essential care functions to ensure members have maximum independence at home and in centers
• Completing ongoing assessments to determine Plan of Care changes or improvements based on member feedback and medical evaluations

A minimum of one year’s experience working with an elderly community is required, as is a strong passion to help this unique population each day.

EOE