Family Nurse Practitioner Job at Advanced Allergy Services, LLC in Cincinnati

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advanced allergy servicesCincinnati (OH)

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Job Description: We are a fee for service allergy and immunology practice caring for children and adults witih complex allergic and immunologic conditions. Because we're fee for service, we can give every patient the time and attention a complicated case needs. You will see pediatric and adult patients under a standard care arrangement with our allergist. Learn to give oral immunotherapy for food allergy, allergy shots and biologics. Assist with skin, patch and food challenge testing, and pulmonary function testing. 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! We are looking for an Ohio APRN-CNP license with prescriptive authority, plus national board certification. Allergy, pediatrics, pulmonary or primary care experience preferred: we'll train the right person. A team player is needed who shares our commitment to thorough, patient-centered care. We offer salary commensurate with experience + benefits + 401K. Day hours, no weekends or holidays. Might be possible to work Monday-Thursday. One on one mentorship from a board certified physician provided. We offer a supportive team without the pressure of a high-volume clinic.
Company Description: Small private practice specializing in allergy, asthma and immunology
Company Description: Small private practice specializing in allergy, asthma and immunology

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