Pediatric ENT APRN or PA-C AdventHealth for Children
adventhealthOrlando (FL)
Pediatric ENT APRN or PA-C AdventHealth for Children
Posted 2 days ago
adventhealthOrlando (FL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
AdventHealth for Children Pediatric ENT seeks a Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant to join their new Pediatric ENT program.
General Summary:
The NP or PA assists the assigned staff attending in all aspects of patient care. This position involves practice in the clinical setting, including inpatient, ambulatory/outpatient, and pre-operative and post-operative care.
The practice will involve care and management of patients requiring or consultation for ENT-related diagnoses.
Care will include performing clinic assessments, admission, history and physicals, daily plan of care, and some minor procedures.
Practitioner will manage the inpatient course in collaboration with the attending.
Practitioner will coordinate referrals and follow up on consults to other providers and clinic staff.
Practitioner will provide emergency room and hospital consultations.
Practitioners will provide care to ambulatory/ patients when needed in coordination with ambulatory nursing staff.
Schedule Details:
- Campus Covered: AdventHealth Orlando
- Monday to Thursday 8am to 5pm; Friday 8am to 2pmCall rotation required
- Rotating holiday call
Required Education/Experience:
Master's degree in Nursing or Physician Assistant Studies 3+ years Pediatric ENT experience required
Licensure, Certification, and Registration:
- Current, valid Florida APRN or PA license
- Certification by NCCPA, ANCC or other national recognized certification organization
- Current BLS and ACLS
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