W3Global is actively looking for a qualified Geriatric NP for a very good client of our based in North Dartmouth, MAPay - $1450,000 -$151,000Qualifications
- Master's degree required. Graduate of an accredited Nurse Practioners program
- Licensed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Board of Registration in Nursing.
- One to three years of Nurse Practitioner - Geriatrics, Total Years of Exp 8+
- Experience working in a healthcare setting as a member of a professional clinical team.
- Experience with care coordination.
Fantastic work setting working in an elder adult day setting -
- Practical Monday to Friday Work week!
- Predictable 8:00 to 5:00 Day Shift!
- No Nights, No Weekends, No On-Call!
- Quality over Quantity Care Setting!
- Great Mentoring with Physicians and Opportunities to Work with Students!
- ElderCare Program is a Growing Area of Health Care, Come Grow with It!
- Annual Bonus
The ElderCare program provides a combination of medical, social and insurance services using an interdisciplinary team approach to help older adults avoid nursing home placement. The program offers outpatient medical care, social day programming, home care and comprehensive insurance coverage with no co-payments or paperwork for participants. The physicians and nurse practitioners are able to provide care for the frail elder not available in any other setting. The Advanced Practitioners have flexibility to devote as much time as needed for the clinical and social needs of our participants and their caregivers to provide individualized quality care by a team of geriatric care professionals who work together with participants and caregivers to address each individual's specific needsJob SummaryManages a primary care panel of participants and provides continuity primary health care to Elderly participants that reside in the community or long-term care setting with a focus on goal oriented, person-centered care, disease progression, disease prevention, wellness and management of chronic and episodic illness consistent with the participant's goals of care. Works in close collaboration with all members of the PACE Interdisciplinary Team.
- Establishes realistic goals and helps develop and manage individualized plans of care with the IDT team for program participants.
- Provides primary health care to ElderCare program participants focusing on disease prevention, wellness and management of chronic and episodic illness. Addresses advance directives in a participant-focused manner focusing on what matters most.
- Works in close collaboration with the program's interdisciplinary team to establish realistic goals and care plans and develop and manage individualized plans of care for program participants.
Responsibilities
- Performs post enrollment visits, biannual exams of participants and appropriately identifies and documents problems/issues in medical records
- Evaluates episodic illnesses and issues appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic orders
- Collaborates with physicians and other interdisciplinary team members to manage episodic and chronic medical needs of participants
- Addresses and documents Advance Directives/MOLST discussion for participants a minimum of annually and when a change in participant condition occurs
- Performs diagnostic, therapeutic and nursing intervention as indicated
- Provides continuity in monitoring of chronic, stable illnesses
- Implements the participant plan of care in a safe and effective manner
- Participates in interdisciplinary team meetings
- Evaluates effectiveness of previously implemented treatment
- Conducts home and nursing home visits as indicated
- Maintains accurate documentation and coding of all services provided according to professional standards
- Identifies utilization and service delivery problems and participates in identifying a resolution
- Identifies grievances and brings forward to leadership
- Participates in quality assessment activities including but not limited to record reviews, outcome measurement and review/revision of policies and procedures
- Provides education and training to participants, caregivers and staff in relevant topics
- Acts a resource to program staff and participates in defining care standards and practices
- Serves on appropriate committees, participates in all site and provider staff meetings including behavioral rounds and psychiatric rounds as indicated.
- Enhances personal professional growth and self-development through participation in professional activities including educational programs, current literature, in-service programs, trainings and workshops.
- Maintains BLS certification and professional certification as appropriate.
- May be asked to perform other duties that align with the clients mission, including but not limited to participation on clinical committees, providing education, quality initiatives and/or other activities.