Physician or NP/PA (Nemo, SD) - Youth Residential Program
Physician or NP/PA (Nemo, SD) - Youth Residential Program
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Conducting cursory medical evaluations, typically within 48 hours of student entry
- Performing physical examinations and providing routine and preventive primary care services
- Ordering, reviewing, and overseeing required entry laboratory studies, including hemoglobin or hematocrit testing, pregnancy testing, Pap smears (age-appropriate), chlamydia and gonorrhea testing, HIV testing, and urine drug screening
- Administering and overseeing immunizations, including boosters for incomplete immunization series, hepatitis B vaccinations for health occupations training students, and Tuberculin skin testing (Mantoux)
- Performing vision and hearing screenings
- Assessing and treating acute and chronic medical conditions
- Providing prescription services in coordination with nursing staff and the Center Mental Health Consultant
- Coordinating care with interdisciplinary staff and referring students to off-center physician services or specialists when advanced care is required
- Promoting preventive health education and wellness initiatives
- Maintaining accurate, timely clinical documentation and ensuring compliance with federal program standards and healthcare regulations
- Upholding all professional, ethical, and confidentiality standards
- LicensureCandidates must hold an active and unrestricted Physician license in the State of South Dakota and be able to practice independently.
- Certifications & Credentials
- Current DEA registration
- Current CPR/AED certification
- Active malpractice/professional liability insurance and general liability insurance
- ExperienceExperience providing primary care services in adolescent health, family medicine, community health, or similar clinical settings preferred
- About PsyPhyCarePsyPhyCare is committed to delivering professional and passionate practitioners who impact their world, supporting both the individuals we serve and the communities in which they live and grow.
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