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Physician / ObGyn / New Jersey / Permanent / . Job

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international medical placementDenver (CO)

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Senior

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About the role

Seeking a BC OB/GYN to join practice Assess the bio/psycho/social/spiritual health status of individual clients and families through history taking, data collection, and physical exam Assists staff nurses to facilitate care for walk-in patients Completes accurate documentation according to site specific standards Works in collaboration with staff, physicians, allied health professionals, and others to implement the patients plan of care Prescribes or make judgments regarding pharmacologic agents and therapeutic devices Dispenses/Administers/Prescribes medications according to policy & protocol Recognizes and manages deviations from health Recognizes patients whose problem is out of scope of practice and obtain appropriate care Orders appropriate laboratory and diagnostic tests ordered Follows up on laboratory and diagnostic tests ordered Communicates with patient to arrive at mutually agreed upon plan of care to include actual and potential health problems Evaluation and revision of patient plan of care is ongoing Provides health education Provides referral and case management On Call Services: Agrees to at least 1 call per week in hospital and 4-5 outpatient only on-call days per month. Additional coverage may be necessary from time to time due to extraordinary circumstances.
Requirements: unrestricted NJ license, maintain active CPR

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