Pulmonary Medicine NP — Advanced Care Clinician

Akron Children's; Akron (OH); On-site; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Akron Children's seeks an Advanced Practice Nurse Practitioner to provide primary and specialty nursing and medical care across multiple healthcare settings, in collaboration with a physician under a Standard Care Arrangement.

This role conducts health assessments and exams, orders and interprets tests, develops diagnoses, and creates patient-centered treatment plans with patients and families, including discharge planning and rounds participation.

Qualifications

• Master's or Doctoral Degree in Nursing preferred.
• Licensed as an RN in State of Ohio.
• National Certification as a nurse practitioner by a nationally accredited organization.
• Must have current certificate of authority and certificate to prescribe (or eligible) by Ohio Board of Nursing.
• ACLS or PALS may be required based upon practice setting.

Responsibilities

• Provides advanced nursing care to patients with complex acute, critical, and chronic health conditions, including the delivery of acute care services.
• Practice with a variety of specialty-based populations including neonatal, pediatric, and adult.
• Participates in quality monitoring through the review of records and treatment plans for patient outcomes on a bi-annual basis to assure quality care and per ORC requirements.
• This review is completed via FPPE and OPPE for Advanced Practice Providers as part of Joint Commission requirements.
• Develops patient education plans and participates in discharge planning.
• Assists with and facilitates discharge planning and serves as a resource for staff/residents and clinical preceptors for APN students.

Skills

Critical thinking

Interpersonal communication

Self-motivation

Education

MSN or DNP

Ohio RN license

Nurse practitioner certification

Job description

Akron Children's seeks an Advanced Practice Nurse Practitioner to provide primary and specialty nursing and medical care across multiple healthcare settings, in collaboration with a physician under a Standard Care Arrangement.

This role conducts health assessments and exams, orders and interprets tests, develops diagnoses, and creates patient-centered treatment plans with patients and families, including discharge planning and rounds participation.