Advanced Nurse Practitioner

Job Description: Advanced Nurse Practitioner

Perform a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation, including patient mental status, current and past histories of violence and self harm behavior, substance use, level of functioning, health behaviors, trauma, medical and social history, and family history. Develop appropriate differential diagnoses. This may include ordering and interpreting laboratory tests, identifying typical and atypical presentation of psychiatric disorders, differentiate psychiatric presentations of medical conditions and arrange for consultation evaluation and follow up as needed. Develop treatment plans for psychiatric and co-occurring substance use disorders based on practice guidelines and evidence based standards of care. This includes treatment of acute and chronic psychiatric and mental health issues. Initiate referrals as appropriate consulting with Supervising Physician Complete all documentation timely, efficiently and in its entirety Maintain health record and document all items required for Meaningful UseAccurately completes all patient notes within 48 hours Forwards completed documentation to Supervising Provider for signature as needed All outpatient patient charges are entered at the end of each patient encounter Addresses and completes all patient tasks daily Assists supervising provider with completion of their tasks Assist with paperwork and forms as directed by the physician Returns patient calls as needed Completes call rotation as assigned by Medical Director Completes end of day process Verify all messages have been handled for the day Ensure tasks, labs, diagnostics have been reviewed and addressed as needed Communicates with supervising physician any items that need to be addressed for the clinic Log off their work stations properly Requirements/Qualifications Licensure Req: APRN-CNP, DEA certified Preferred addition: PMHNP-BCMasters Degree in Nursing Must be a board certified/board eligible licensed Midlevel Provider Psychiatric treatment experience preferred. Must be comfortable working in a small clinic environment Must be a team player and be willing to put the needs of the patients first Excellent interpersonal and communication skills Strong computer proficiency Ability to plan ahead, organize and manage multiple priorities Willing to become proficient in Medication Assisted Therapy for opioid use treatment (including training for suboxone prescribing).

Monday-Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. IN PERSON