HIV Care Clinic Advanced Practice Provider
HIV Care Clinic Advanced Practice Provider
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Provide HIV care including diagnosis, treatment planning, medication management, and follow-up care
- Manage and treat patients with complex needs related to HIV and comorbid conditions
- Provide screening, counseling, and preventive interventions (PrEP, PEP, U=U education)
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary team members (physicians, nursing staff, case managers, social workers)
- Maintain accurate clinical documentation in electronic health records
- Participate in quality improvement activities and community outreach
- Master's degree in Nursing (NP) or Physician Assistant studies from an accredited program
- Current licensure and prescriptive authority in New York State (NP/PA)
- National board certification (NP/PA)
- Experience in primary care, infectious disease or HIV care preferred
- Strong clinical judgment and collaborative interdisciplinary skills
- Experience with HIV medicine and management of antiretroviral therapy
- Certification such as AAHIVE / HIV Specialist credentials or equivalent clinical HIV experience
- Knowledge of PrEP/PEP prescribing and HIV preventive strategies
- Competitive salary and clinical support
- Comprehensive health, dental, and vision benefits
- Paid time off and CME support
- Participation in improving community health outcomes
- Collaborative, team-based clinical environment
- Salary range 117k-130k ( depending on experience)
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