Overview
Under the supervision of the Ambulatory Administrator or Director, Manager and Medical Director, utilizes the Nursing Process to provide care, coordination of care and patient education to a group of patients, using the medical home mode. Assists providers in the provision of quality healthcare. Assignments are performed appropriately to age and developmental level of patients being served. Provides excellent customer service in a team-based environment.
Responsibilities
Assists the clinician in delivering quality patient care including measuring vital signs, obtaining history, initiating EMR progress note and updating allergy, medication and problem lists. Performs or assists with dressing changes, pulse oximetry, respiratory treatments, point of care testing, vision & hearing screens, and other required procedures as indicated.
Facilitates scheduling and follow up for patients referred for consults and procedures. Administers vaccines, medications and treatments as ordered by provider and within scope of practice. If in a clinic that serves pediatric patients, ensures vaccines are stocked and in compliance with Vaccines for Children/Florida SHOTS program. Vaccines For Children responsibility applies in clinics that participate in the program.
Plans and implements age-appropriate care based on assessment, diagnosis, standard of care, medical treatment plan and progress toward desired outcome. Assesses individual physical, psychosocial and developmental needs of patients. Identifies patient/family education needs for growth, development, safety, nutrition, and wellness; coordinates or delivers training and evaluates the effectiveness of the teaching plan.
Accurately and efficiently documents findings, plans and interventions in the electronic medical record. Evaluates the effectiveness of care and documents subsequent changes to plan in the patient medical record.
Acquires and maintains knowledge and skills in nursing practice to contribute to the professional development of self, peers, colleagues, and others.
Anticipates and performs preliminary specimen collection and CLIA waived lab testing as indicated (e.g. Urinalysis, rapid strep, hemoglobin, lead, etc.). Provides phone triage and coordination of scheduling urgent appointments as indicated.
Qualifications
Experience Requirements: 1 year - Ambulatory Care setting
Education: Education - Associates required, Bachelors preferred
Certification/License: Certifications: Basic Life Support (BLS) - Required at time of hire Registered Nurse License (FL) - Required at time of hire
Additional Duties: Additional Duties as assigned may vary.
UFJPI is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Drug free Workplace