Pediatric ID Advanced Practice Provider: Clinician Educator
Biological Sciences Division at the University of Chicago
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading academic health institution in Chicago seeks a Pediatric Infectious Diseases Advanced Practice Provider to deliver specialized care to pediatric patients with infectious diseases. Responsibilities include managing complex cases, providing education to families, and collaborating with healthcare teams. Candidates require a relevant degree, Illinois licensure, and 2 years of experience. The position offers competitive salary within the range of $128,000 to $163,500, benefits, and a commitment to improving community health outcomes.
Qualifications
- Minimum requirements include a degree from an accredited school.
- 2 years of relevant work experience in pediatric clinical settings.
- Current and/or eligible for State of Illinois licensure required.
Responsibilities
- Provides comprehensive care for pediatric patients with infectious diseases.
- Performs patient evaluations, including history and physical examination.
- Educates patients and families regarding treatment and follow-up care.
Skills
Clinical competency
Knowledge of electronic medical records
Strong interpersonal skills
Organizational skills
Written and verbal communication skills
Analytical skills
Education
Advanced degree in nursing or Physician Assistant program
Job description
A leading academic health institution in Chicago seeks a Pediatric Infectious Diseases Advanced Practice Provider to deliver specialized care to pediatric patients with infectious diseases. Responsibilities include managing complex cases, providing education to families, and collaborating with healthcare teams. Candidates require a relevant degree, Illinois licensure, and 2 years of experience. The position offers competitive salary within the range of $128,000 to $163,500, benefits, and a commitment to improving community health outcomes.
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