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Jobtome in New York seeks a DNP to provide outpatient pediatric care for ages 0–18. Schedule is Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM, for a December–February locum assignment with no call.
Active DEA registration and state license are required, with prescriptive authority; board certification negotiable. Medicaid enrollment preferred.
This Job at a Glance- Job Reference Id: ORD-223527-DNP-NY- Title: DNP- Dates Needed: December - February- Shift Type: Day Shift- Assignment Type: Outpatient;
Clinic- Call Required: No- Board Certification Required: Negotiable- Job Duration: LocumsAbout the FacilityThis primary care clinic provides outpatient pediatric clinical services to a pediatric patient population ages 0-18. The facility operates on-site on a Monday through Friday day shift schedule and is supported by medical assistants, nursing staff, and two receptionists to facilitate consistent patient flow. Clinical operations are structured in accordance with established pediatric practice standards.About the Facility LocationThe region offers a range of attractions suited to varied interests, including outdoor recreation, cultural activities, and dining. Residents and visitors may enjoy year-round recreational opportunities, arts and entertainment venues, and access to diverse amenities throughout the area.About the Clinician's WorkdayThe clinician will provide outpatient pediatric care to patients ages 0-18, operating Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM with no call required. An anticipated caseload of 15-18 patients per day is expected for the duration of this assignment. An active DEA registration and state license are required;
Medicaid enrollment is preferred. Prescriptive authority is required, and board certification is negotiable for this position.Additional Job Details- Case Load/PPD: 15-18- Support Staff: MAs, nursing staff, 2 receptionists- Patient Population: Children- Location Type: On-Site- Prescriptive Authority Required: Yes- Government: No