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Primary Care Advanced Practice Provider

Posted 6 days ago

medical university of south carolinaEffingham (SC)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$105000 - 135000 per year

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About the role

Join a patient-centered primary care team providing comprehensive outpatient care to patients of all ages. Evaluate and treat acute and chronic conditions, coordinate referrals and consultations, document and bill for direct care, and support student and team-member learning. Applicants must be eligible for South Carolina licensure as a physician assistant or nurse practitioner and maintain required credentials. Evaluate patients using histories, physical examinations, imaging, laboratory results, and other diagnostic tests. Treat acute and chronic conditions within the applicable practice agreement or scope-of-practice guidelines. Initiate referrals and consult with attending or collaborating physicians as needed. Document and bill for direct patient care. Maintain required licenses, certifications, and continuing education. Potentially precept advanced practice provider students and facilitate learning for new team members. Primary care assessment Patient history taking Physical examination Acute condition management Chronic disease management Diagnostic test interpretation Referral coordination Clinical documentation Medical billing Electronic health record use 401k Paid Malpractice Insurance Paid Parental Leave Completion of an accredited Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner program South Carolina Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner license, or eligibility for licensure Basic Life Support (BLS) certification DHEC license DEA license Maintenance of required licenses, certifications, and continuing education

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