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Hospital Medicine Nocturnist

Posted 3 days ago

medical university of south carolinaEffingham (SC)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$60 - 85 per hour

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About the role

Provide PRN nocturnist care to adult inpatients at MUSC Health Florence Medical Center. The advanced practice provider takes histories, performs examinations, evaluates and treats patients, coordinates referrals and consultations, documents and bills for care, and participates in evidence-based practice, quality improvement, compliance, and clinical research. Take comprehensive patient histories and perform physical examinations. Evaluate and treat patients using clinical findings and diagnostic test results within the applicable practice agreement or scope of practice. Initiate referrals and consult with attending or collaborating physicians. Document and bill for direct patient care. Apply current research and evidence-based decision-making in clinical practice. Participate in quality improvement, clinical research, and organizational compliance activities. Patient history taking Physical examination Inpatient patient evaluation Clinical treatment Diagnostic test interpretation Referral coordination Clinical documentation Medical billing Evidence-based practice Quality improvement Accredited Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner program completion Current or eligible South Carolina Physician Assistant or applicable Nurse Practitioner licensure Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Basic Life Support (BLS) DHEC and DEA license applications initiated before the first day

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