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Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner, Urology

Posted 3 days ago

self medical groupGreenwood (IN)

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Senior

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About the role

Job Description: Job DescriptionPotential Bonus Opportunity. Student Loan Assistance. Urology Service Line. Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner: Completes medical histories and physical exams and provides treatment to Urology inpatients. Provides inpatient consults, admissions, and discharges to Urology patients in accordance with the medical plan of care; critical pathways established by Self Regional Healthcare, Self-Medical Group, and Medical/Nursing Policies /Procedures /Protocols and Standards of Care. Completes admission / discharge medication reconciliation, orders and interprets labs and imagining studies, and completes discharge summaries. Works in collaboration with Physicians, Case Management, patients and families. Initiates advance care planning; works with supportive care and hospice teams to assist patient and family with end-of-life decisions. Performs any other assigned duties per Hospitalist or Urology. Handles daily ER consults to also complement the service line/surgeon. Physician, VP Of Medical Affairs, and Self Medical Group Administration. Maintains continuing medical education requirement in accordance with hospital requirements; maintains BLS and ACLS certifications. Minimum 1-year clinical Physician Assistant experience required.

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