Nurse Practitioner or Physician's Assistant at Southeastern Gastroenterology Associates

Columbus, Ohio, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

23 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

25 Mar, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Patient Assessment, Data Collection, Medical Documentation, Patient Education, Pharmacologic Treatment, Non-pharmacologic Treatment, Triage, Emergency Evaluation, Patient Confidentiality, Clinical Research, Diagnostic Tests Interpretation, Differential Diagnoses, Multidisciplinary Collaboration, Quality Improvement, Analytical Thinking, Critical Thinking

Industry

Hospitals and Health Care

Description

Description Southeastern Cardiology Associates, Southeastern Gastroenterology Associates, and SBD Medical Solutions strive to deliver the best care possible through a team approach. From check-in to check-out, each employee participates in delivering the highest quality of care and attention in the Southeast. Our commitment to our patient is that we will treat them like family. We are compassionate and considerate. We are passionate about advancements in technology and patient care. We are educators and good listeners. We believe that qualified specialty care is not hard to find. However, we think that embedding a world-class group of specialists within a team that is committed to treating the patient and their loved ones is what truly sets us apart. Our job is not done when the condition is diagnosed and treated appropriately. We consider the mission accomplished when we have treated the problem and our team has communicated effectively with the patient and their loved ones. Above all, we are here to serve our patients and their families. Our team of specialized physicians, mid-levels, nurses, technicians, and staff are committed to providing the highest level of service – this team approach truly sets us apart. Brief Summary of Position Provides health care to patients in the hospital or office setting. Works in consultation, cooperation and coordination through a collaborative physician. Functions according to the established standards and practices of medicine for Advanced Practice Nurse/Nurse Practitioner in the State of Georgia (and Alabama) Outpatient Responsibilities: Assesses health conditions and collects patient data through use of means such as interviews, observation and elimination Identifies the need for additional data collection including the need for data collection from other health providers Documents findings and actions appropriately in the patient's medical record. Functions independently to perform age-appropriate history and physician for complex acute, critical and chronically ill patients Assists in educating the patient and family members regarding medical condition, procedures, and medication and preventative measures as necessary and appropriate Recommends community resources to meet patient and family needs Prescribes appropriate pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic treatment modalities Monitors the effectiveness of interventions Participates in various initiatives such as clinical research, clinics, weekend coverage Completes unfinished weekly tasks in preparation for following week Assistance and counseling to nurses on patient care and medication adjustments Triage patient’s telephone calls and provides consultations and/or recommendations for appropriate treatment (to include sharing testing results with patients in a clear and effective way) Performs evaluations and treatment procedures in emergency situations when necessary. Maintains patient confidentiality Attends required meetings and participates on committees as requested. Participates in professional development activities and maintains professional affiliations and CME's Performs related work as required or assigned Inpatient Responsibilities: Round on inpatient assignment(s) to include managing a patient’s overall care, prescribing medications and treatment, ordering, conducting and interpreting diagnostic tests, diagnosing and treating chronic and acute conditions Examine patients, develop differential diagnoses, prescribe treatments and document history, physical and exam findings with clear and detailed notes with the appropriate utilization of coding according to the acuity level of the patient Facilitates the patient’s transition with and between healthcare settings (ex: admitting, transferring and discharging patients) Collaborates with multidisciplinary team members by making appropriate referrals Adherence to Policies/Practices: Demonstrates a strong commitment to the organization and values of Southeastern Gastroenterology Associates, PC Must continually demonstrate the safety procedures for the clinic and utilize universal precautions where appropriate Must display an image of personal and professional competence, including knowledge and adherence to the philosophy of Continuous Quality Improvement Must write detailed patient clinic notes in an efficient manner while highlighting the problems in descending order of priority; must provide detailed coding/billing list on each patient encounter Requirements Requirements Education and Qualifications: Must have 2+ years of gastroenterology experience Master's Degree or higher in Nursing or Physician Assistant Studies Minimum of 1 to 3 years work experience as a Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant is required Current ACLS and BLS certifications are required Current Georgia license for Advanced Practice Registered Nurse with current certification from the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, (AANP) or the American Nursing Credentialing Center, (ANCC) OR current Georgia license for Georgia State Composite Board and current certification from the American Academy of Physician's Assistants Skills: Above average skills in clinical procedures are required. Understanding and ability to follow OSHA requirements and provide instruction to staff on safety hazards and precautions as necessary. Must understand general insurance protocols and applicable billing guidelines and regulations. Professional verbal and written communication skills are required to establish and maintain effective working relationships with patients, physicians, team: members and the public. Ability for analytical and critical thinking and solid problem solving is essential. Planning: Effectively plan for the impact of additional services/programs added to the organization Organizing: Identifying the most effective/efficient mechanisms to benefit the organization. Implementation: Follow organizational plans, goals and objectives Reasoning: Able to analyze situations in order to bring about favorable solution Leadership: Professionally challenge self to demonstrate higher level of contribution and commitment Self-Development: Possess a commitment to personal development and the ability to function as an expert resource for the organization Communication: Utilize excellent written and oral modes of interpersonal communication. Decision Making: Review situation at hand or appropriate data and make objective decisions on the issue that positively affect the organization. Timeliness: Clinic and hospital rounding must be started in a timely and independent manner. Notes must also be complete/locked in a timely manner Corporate Culture Expectations Demonstrates the office Corporate Culture at all times with colleagues, providers, outside offices/vendors, patients and their family members. Consistently portrays a positive attitude; excels in individual role while creating a culture of teamwork and cooperation; puts the patient/family first and regularly seeks opportunities for self-improvement as well as operational improvement. Core Competencies Approachability, Compassion, Customer Focus, Dealing with Ambiguity, Decision Quality, Ethics & Values, Integrity & Trust, Motivating Others, Peer Relationships, Drive for Results, Listening Functional Competencies Communication, Listening, Organizing, Priority, Technical Learning, Time Management, Understanding Others

Responsibilities

The role involves providing comprehensive healthcare to patients in hospital or office settings, working collaboratively with physicians to manage acute, critical, and chronically ill patients through assessment, diagnosis, and treatment planning. Responsibilities include ordering and interpreting diagnostic tests, educating patients and families, prescribing treatments, and facilitating smooth transitions between healthcare settings.