This position involves providing primary health care, disease management, and holistic patient care within a clinical setting, operating under supervision in accordance with Ohio Board of Nursing regulations. The role includes medical evaluations, treatment planning, patient education, and collaboration with healthcare team members to promote health and wellness.

Responsibilities

• Perform medical evaluations, initial and follow-up care for injuries and illnesses, and interpret laboratory tests and examinations.
• Order and implement treatment plans in collaboration with physicians, monitor patient progress, and adjust treatments as needed.
• Apply local anesthetic, examine and clean wounds, incise and drain abscesses, and suture wounds.
• Document findings during examinations in accordance with department standards for review by supervising physicians.
• Develop and implement care plans using current best practices, including chronic illness management and anticoagulation therapy.
• Coordinate with primary care physicians and specialists, and participate in patient education and health promotion activities.
• Assist in quality assurance, participate in policy development, and support continuous education initiatives.
• Contribute to a team environment, communicate effectively with staff and patients, and support departmental projects.

Compensation

• Salary-based compensation model.
• W-2 tax status.
• No mention of loan assistance.

Benefits

• Health insurance coverage not offered.

Shift & Schedule

• Approximately 28 hours per week.
• Rotating weekend schedule.
• Variable schedule days.

Requirements

• Graduate from an accredited Nurse Practitioner program.
• Current specialty certification in area of expertise.
• Registered Nurse with APRN licensure.
• Experience in internal/general medicine, family practice, or disease management.
• Knowledge of OSHA, safety compliance, occupational health, and workers' compensation as applicable.
• Participation in a national professional organization.
• Ability to perform clinical procedures such as wound care, suturing, and incision and drainage.
• Strong communication and documentation skills.
• Ability to work approximately 28 hours weekly with a rotating weekend schedule.
• Commitment to quality care and team collaboration.