Family Nurse Practitioner
site search recruitmentDayton (OH)
About the role
Our client is a fee-for-service allergy and immunology practice caring for children and adults with complex allergic and immunologic conditions.
What you’ll do:
- See pediatric and adult patients under a standard care arrangement with the allergist
- Give oral immunotherapy for food allergy, allergy shots and biologics
- Assist with skin, patch and food-challenge testing, pulmonary function testing
- Handle prior authorizations for biologics and advanced therapies
- Keep the clinic running when the physician is away, with collaborating-physician backup as Ohio law requires
- Help with patient intake when needed. Everyone pitches in here!
Qualifications:
- Ohio APRN-CNP license with prescriptive authority, plus national board certification
- Allergy, pediatrics, pulmonary or primary care experience preferred but client will train the right candidate
- A team player who shares commitment to thorough, patient-centered care
Salary & Benefits:
Salary commensurate with experience + benefits + 401KOne-on-one mentorship from a board-certified allergist A supportive team without the pressure of a high-volume clinic
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