Urgent Care Nurse Practitioner Or Physician Assistant, Resource Pool, Up To 29 Hours Per Week Availability

Nurse Practitioner: Completes medical histories and physical examinations to appropriately provide care to patients in accordance with the medical plan of care and within own scope of practice.

Uses a systematic approach in assessing the patient's physical, psychological, and social status to determine the need for care, the type of care to be provided, and the need for reassessment/follow-up. Demonstrates ability to perform and/or assist physician(s) and other healthcare providers with routine procedures within scope of practice and expertise. Delivers care in a non-judgmental/non-discriminatory manner that is sensitive to the linguistic, cultural, and spiritual needs of the patient, family, and other caretakers.

Documents all medical information in the EHR system. Completes all required training when scheduled allowing none to become delinquent. Completes all requirements to maintain current licensure at all times, ensuring no suspension or lapse occurs.

Practices work safely, following proper protocols of infections control, accident prevention, proper body mechanics, etc. Attends meetings/training sessions as directed. Performs other duties as assigned.

Graduate of an accredited school of advanced nursing. Must be currently licensed to practice as an advanced nurse practitioner by the State Board of Nursing for South Carolina.

Physician Assistant: Completes medical histories and physical exams and provides treatment to patients in accordance with: the medical plan of care; critical pathways; established Self Regional Healthcare, Self Medical Group, and Medical/Nursing Policies/Procedures/Protocols and Standards of Care. Performs any other assigned duties per Physicians, VP Of Medical Affairs, and Self Medical Group Administration.

Graduate of an accredited PA program, Certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants, NCCPA National Certification Exam completion and passing, current licensure, clinical expertise, leadership, and organizational ability. Must be able to communicate effectively and work collaboratively with others.

Must be self-motivated. Must have significant practice experience in private practice or institutional setting.