Nurse Practitioner - Urology
$117,766-$138,548
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$117,766-$138,548
About the role
- Full-time Monday-Friday schedule
- Clinic hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Upon completion of onboarding and training, four 10-hour days may be available.
- Primary sites: South Clinical Campus (Albany) and Niskayuna
- Average 18-20 patients per day once fully trained
- Evaluate, diagnose, and manage patients with a wide range of general urologic conditions
- See both scheduled patients and same-day urgent add-ons for concerns such as hematuria, urinary tract infections, elevated PSA, and kidney stones
- Perform in-office procedures, including testosterone and Eligard injections
- Conduct patient education, follow-up visits, and medication management
- Collaborate closely with attending urologists, nursing staff, and administrative support staff to ensure high-quality patient care
- Order and interpret diagnostic tests, including imaging and laboratory studies
- Document patient encounters and treatment plans accurately in the electronic health record
- Participate in quality improvement and practice efficiency initiatives
- License and active registration as a registered nurse/nurse practitioner or physician assistant in New York StateMaster's Degree from an accredited Nurse Practitioner program or completion of an accredited Physician Assistant program
- Familiarity working in electronic medical records. Epic experience a plus.
- Collaborate effectively across various departments to ensure cohesive, patient-centered care and a positive work environment.
- Maintain HIPAA and patient confidentiality.
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