Monitor progress and intervene in chronic illnesses.
Perform routine physical examinations and diagnose new conditions.
Evaluate and prescribe treatment for acute and chronically ill patients.
Complete discharge planning and follow-up care for patients with chronic medical issues.
Perform minor surgery as training and competency allow.
Evaluate the necessity for referral consultations.
Order and review results of laboratory, x-ray, and other diagnostic testing.
Inoculate or vaccinate patients against communicable diseases.
Medical Records Maintenance:
Document medical information according to agency guidelines, policies, and protocols.
Document assessments, diagnostic impressions, treatment plans, and follow-up parameters.
Cooperate monthly with the institutional Chief Medical Officer for medical quality oversight.
Clinical Direction:
Provide clinical direction to registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, phlebotomists, and other caregivers.
Participation in Committees and Meetings:
Attend professional institutional-specific meetings as requested.
Participate in continuous quality improvement measures.
Attend quarterly medical meetings.
Serve as a resource for patients and families utilizing clinical expertise.
Attend in-services and other continuing education offerings.
Required Qualifications:
Valid license as a Registered Nurse.
Completion of Nurse Practitioner program and certified by Ohio Board of Nursing for advanced practice with a valid certificate of authority and certificate to prescribe in accordance with ORC 4723.
Apply here:https://kamana.app/apply/mercury-staffing or text 484-688-6359 to schedule your interview to join a team and contribute to providing high-quality healthcare services at the Mount Vernon Developmental Center.